Sending Flowers to a Funeral Home or Cemetery in Los Angeles
You can send flowers to almost any funeral home in Los Angeles. Of the funeral homes whose websites we could read, none says it turns away flowers from another florist; Jewish funeral homes are the exception in practice, because flowers aren’t part of a Jewish funeral. Few funeral homes say when someone will be there to receive a delivery. Cemeteries publish firmer rules: glass is banned at most of the ones that publish any, and many clear the graves on a fixed day of the week.
On October 21, 2026, we checked 217 funeral homes and 72 cemeteries within our 30-mile delivery area. For some of them we found no website, or the site wouldn’t open; they appear in the lists too. This page sums up what each place says about flowers, with a link to the source, and names the places that publish nothing. Rules change, so check with the funeral home or cemetery before you order. Sending flowers to a hospital instead? See our hospital guide.
On this page: Before you order · When we deliver · Flowers for a grave · Cemetery rules · Funeral homes · Jewish funerals
Before you order
- Find out where and when the service is. Many funeral homes on the map are arrangement offices, and the service itself happens at a chapel, a church or the cemetery. The obituary or the family will tell you. Send the flowers to the place of the service.
- Ask the family whether they want flowers. Some families ask for a donation instead, and flowers aren’t customary at a Jewish funeral.
- Call the funeral home and ask when it’s open to receive flowers. Many close at 5 PM.
- In the delivery instructions in your bag, write the name of the deceased, the funeral home or venue, the time of the service and the funeral home’s hours. Your card message goes in the bag too, and we attach it to the flowers.
- For the service, a flower box or an arrangement that stands on its own is easiest for the funeral home to place. See our sympathy and funeral flowers and flower boxes.
When we deliver
Order before 6 AM for delivery the same day. We deliver between 12 PM and 8 PM, on a day the funeral home is open to receive the flowers, so choose a weekday if you can. For a service that starts before noon, the day before works well if the funeral home takes flowers that day. We can also bring the flowers by 9 or 10 AM for an extra fee; our team starts early and makes them that same morning. Call (323) 493-1514 or ask in the chat before you order, and we’ll tell you whether we can.
If you’ve arranged a different day with the funeral home yourself, write it in the delivery instructions and we’ll deliver on that day, between 12 PM and 8 PM. For a specific time, ask us before you order. In that case it’s up to you to make sure someone will be there to receive the flowers.
If no one accepts the flowers
If the funeral home or cemetery is closed or won’t take the flowers, we call you first and keep the bouquet safe at our shop at 6201 Hollywood Blvd until the end of pickup hours the next day. We don’t leave flowers outside a closed funeral home or at a cemetery gate. You can pick the bouquet up yourself, or book one redelivery to another address, later the same day or the next day. A redelivery costs the same as your first delivery. If the new address is farther away, you pay the higher fee for that address, and if it’s within our free delivery area, redelivery is free. We’ll confirm the amount with you first. If the bouquet isn’t picked up or redelivered by the end of pickup hours the next day, the order is complete.
When a funeral home or cemetery refuses the flowers or is closed, the order isn’t eligible for a refund. If we can’t deliver for a reason on our side, we refund the order or deliver again at no cost. We can’t promise that a place will accept a delivery, whether or not it appears on this page. Our Delivery & Pickup Policy has the full terms.
Sending flowers to a grave
- Our driver takes the flowers to the service or to the grave. To leave them at a specific grave, talk to us before you order and give us the cemetery, the section and plot number, and the name on the marker; this can cost extra.
- Many of our bouquets come in a glass vase, and most cemeteries that publish rules ban glass. Write “no vase” in the note for the florist in your bag and we’ll send the flowers wrapped. Many cemeteries want flowers in their own vases, set in the ground at the grave, and a wrapped bouquet fits those.
- Cemetery gates often close between 4:30 and 6 PM, and Jewish cemeteries are closed on Saturdays. We can’t deliver to a grave after the gates close, so tell us in the chat if timing is tight.
- Many cemeteries clear the graves on a fixed day: Thursday at Hollywood Forever, the Catholic cemeteries, Mountain View, Glen Haven, Park Lawn, Loma Vista and Wilmington; Tuesday at Little Lake; Wednesday at Artesia. Flowers delivered the day before cleanup won’t stay long. Around Día de los Muertos, Thanksgiving and Christmas, most of them pause the weekly cleanup; the dates are in each entry below.
- Cemeteries clear funeral flowers after a few days: within two days after the service at the Catholic cemeteries and Green Hills, on the third day at Forest Lawn and Rose Hills, after up to five days at Hollywood Forever and Loma Vista, and up to seven at San Gabriel.
What Los Angeles cemeteries publish about flowers, hours and access
Each entry sums up what the cemetery publishes, with a link to the page it comes from. Our own notes are marked as ours. Checked October 21, 2026.
Cemeteries with several locations
Forest Lawn
Forest Lawn’s Hollywood Hills, Glendale, Long Beach, Covina Hills and Cypress parks welcome fresh-cut flowers, up to three arrangements per grave. Staff remove glass and ceramic containers, balloons and artificial flowers outside holiday periods. Funeral flowers come off on the third day after the burial. Weekly removal pauses in the holiday periods posted on its site; in 2026 they run from October 11 to December 7 and from December 13 to January 11. The Hollywood Hills and Glendale parks are open 8 AM to 6 PM daily.
Mount Sinai Memorial Park
Mount Sinai Memorial Park, in the Hollywood Hills and in Simi Valley, allows fresh-cut flowers any time, in its free lawn vases, up to three per grave. No potted plants of any size, no artificial flowers and no glass of any kind. Both parks are closed on Saturdays and on the first days of major Jewish holidays.
Catholic cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles
The Catholic cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles (Holy Cross in Culver City, Calvary in East LA, Resurrection in Rosemead, San Fernando Mission in Mission Hills, All Souls in Long Beach, Queen of Heaven in Rowland Heights and Assumption in Simi Valley) allow fresh-cut flowers only, in vases the cemetery installs. No glass, ceramic, plastic or clay containers, no artificial flowers, no potted plants, no balloons. Funeral flowers come off within two days after the service, and weekly cleanup is every Thursday. For Día de los Muertos 2026, decorations can stay from October 23 to November 17.
Beth Israel, Agudas Achim, Mount Carmel and Young Israel cemeteries
The Beth Israel, Agudas Achim, Mount Carmel and Young Israel cemeteries keep their gates locked. Call Chevra Kadisha at (323) 654-8415 for the combination. They’re open Sunday to Friday, 10 AM to 3 PM.
Hollywood, Downtown and East LA
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Hollywood Forever Cemetery allows fresh-cut flowers only; no artificial, silk or dried flowers anywhere, and no glass. Flowers from a funeral can stay up to five days after the service. Staff clear all flowers every Thursday from 6 AM, except in holiday periods: in 2026, from November 21 for Thanksgiving and from December 13 for Christmas.
Westside: Beverly Hills, Westwood, Culver City and Santa Monica
Los Angeles National Cemetery
Los Angeles National Cemetery allows natural cut flowers any time of year. Flowers that come with the casket or urn go on the grave once it’s completed. Artificial flowers and potted plants only around Easter and Memorial Day, and nothing breakable. It’s open daily, 8 AM to 4:30 PM.
Hillside Memorial Park
Hillside Memorial Park allows fresh flowers only on ground graves; no artificial flowers or potted plants there. Staff remove wilted flowers every Thursday. It’s closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
Woodlawn Cemetery (Santa Monica)
Woodlawn Cemetery in Santa Monica allows grave decorations only at times the city posts at the cemetery, so ask the office. The green burial section has no vases; bouquets are laid at the headstone. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM.
Glendale, Burbank and Pasadena
Grand View Memorial Park
Grand View Memorial Park keeps its mausoleums locked, so arrange a visit with the office first. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 4 PM.
Mountain View Cemetery
Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena allows fresh flowers only, and staff pick them up every Thursday. Potted plants are allowed only at Easter, Mother’s Day and Christmas.
San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita
Glen Haven and Sholom Memorial Park
Glen Haven and Sholom Memorial Park removes all flowers every Thursday. The park is closed on Sundays, and the Sholom sections close on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
Acton Cemetery
Acton Cemetery has no water on site, so cut flowers dry out fast. Its drive-through gate is always locked.
San Gabriel Valley
San Gabriel Cemetery
San Gabriel Cemetery doesn’t allow artificial flowers. Fresh flowers go in the in-ground vases, up to two per grave, or in one small unbreakable container on the marker; no glass. Flowers from a graveside service can stay up to seven days.
South LA, Downey, Norwalk and Whittier
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Inglewood Park Cemetery allows fresh or silk flowers in an approved permanent vase, up to two per grave, and no glass at any time. Outside holiday periods, staff remove flowers weekly; the 2026 Halloween and Día de los Muertos period runs October 24 to November 8.
Park Lawn Cemetery
Park Lawn Cemetery allows fresh flowers only. Weekly cleanup starts Thursday at 6 AM, and new flowers can go down from 3 PM that Thursday. For Día de los Muertos 2026, flowers can stay from October 29 to November 11.
Chabad Mt. Olive Memorial Park
Chabad Mt. Olive Memorial Park’s office is open Sunday to Thursday, 8 AM to 4 PM, and Friday until 1 PM. It’s closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Rose Hills Memorial Park removes flowers from each lawn on its own weekly day; the removal schedule is on the Rose Hills site. Funeral flowers come off on the third day after the service. Weekly removal pauses for Día de los Muertos 2026, from October 23 to November 17.
Little Lake Cemetery
Little Lake Cemetery allows cut or artificial flowers and potted plants, up to two containers per grave, and no glass. Staff remove flowers every Tuesday for mowing.
Artesia Cemetery
Artesia Cemetery doesn’t allow glass vases or containers. Staff remove flowers every Wednesday, except in holiday periods; the 2026 Halloween and Día de los Muertos period runs October 22 to November 3.
Olive Lawn Memorial Park
Olive Lawn Memorial Park allows cut flowers in vases the cemetery sells, up to two per grave, plus one six-inch potted plant. No artificial flowers, glass or balloons.
South Bay and Long Beach
Wilmington Cemetery
Wilmington Cemetery removes all flowers every Thursday. Its office is open Monday to Thursday, and no staff are on site Friday to Sunday.
Sunnyside Cemetery
Sunnyside Cemetery in Long Beach allows flowers, according to the city’s page. It gives no rules on vases or cleanup.
Green Hills Memorial Park
Green Hills Memorial Park allows flowers only in approved in-ground vases bought from Green Hills. Flowers from a funeral stay at the grave for two days. No potted plants outside holiday periods; the 2026 Halloween and Día de los Muertos period runs October 10 to November 4.
Orange County
Memory Garden Memorial Park
Memory Garden Memorial Park welcomes flowers, but only in containers the cemetery approves or provides.
Loma Vista Memorial Park
Loma Vista Memorial Park allows fresh-cut flowers only, in the cemetery’s own vase; no potted plants, balloons or glass. Staff remove flowers every Thursday morning, and flowers from a funeral stay at the grave for five days. The 2026 Día de los Muertos and Veterans Day period runs October 22 to November 19.
Cemeteries that publish no flower rules
We found no rules about flowers on the websites of these cemeteries, or found no website we could open. Call the cemetery office before you send flowers. Checked October 21, 2026.
Hollywood, Downtown and East LA (6)
- Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles
- Evergreen Cemetery, Los Angeles
- Odd Fellows Cemetery, Los Angeles
- Chinese Cemetery, East Los Angeles
- Russian Molokan Cemetery, East Los Angeles
- Home of Peace Memorial Park & Mortuary, Los Angeles
Westside: Beverly Hills, Westwood, Culver City and Santa Monica (1)
- Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park & Mortuary, Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita (6)
- Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park & Mortuary, North Hollywood
- Eternal Valley Memorial Park at Mission Hills, Mission Hills
- San Fernando Pioneer Memorial Cemetery, Sylmar
- Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth
- Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary, Newhall
- El Rancho Simi Pioneer Cemetery, Simi Valley
San Gabriel Valley (7)
- San Gabriel Mission Cemetery, San Gabriel
- Savannah Cemetery, Rosemead
- Sierra Madre Pioneer Cemetery, Sierra Madre
- Live Oak Memorial Park, Monrovia
- El Campo Santo, City of Industry
- Fairmount Pioneer Cemetery, Glendora
- Oakdale Memorial Park & Mortuary, Glendora
South LA, Downey, Norwalk and Whittier (7)
- Russian Molokan Cemetery Association, Commerce
- Angeles Abbey Memorial Park, Compton
- Woodlawn Cemetery / Woodlawn Celestial Gardens, Compton
- Downey Cemetery, Downey
- Mount Olive Cemetery, Whittier
- Paradise Memorial Park, Santa Fe Springs
- Olive Grove Cemetery, Santa Fe Springs
South Bay and Long Beach (4)
- Pacific Crest Cemetery, Redondo Beach
- Roosevelt Memorial Park, Gardena
- Long Beach Municipal Cemetery, Signal Hill
- Harbor View Memorial Park, San Pedro
Orange County (2)
- Holy Cross Cemetery, Anaheim
- Magnolia Memorial Park & An Lac Mortuary, Garden Grove
What funeral homes publish about flowers
Most funeral homes link to a flower shop of their own or a partner florist. You can still send flowers from any florist; none of the funeral homes we could read says otherwise. A few publish something you can use.
What a few funeral homes say
Hollywood Forever Funeral Home
Hollywood Forever Funeral Home accepts flowers from outside florists. Give the florist the funeral home’s name and address, the name of the deceased and the time of the service. It also runs its own flower shop at the cemetery.
Spalding Mortuary
Spalding Mortuary asks you to call (323) 934-1181 before you send flowers, to confirm the service.
Malinow and Silverman Mortuary
Malinow and Silverman Mortuary, a Jewish funeral home, says on its page about Jewish traditions that a donation to charity honors the deceased more than flowers do. Our note: Ask the family before you send anything.
Heaven’s Gate Funeral Home
Heaven’s Gate Funeral Home asks you to let it know before you send flowers.
Hilgenfeld Mortuary
Hilgenfeld Mortuary says flowers should reach the funeral home, or the place it names, in time for the service, and can go on to the grave afterward. Its office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Published hours
These funeral homes post when they’re open, so you know when someone can take in a delivery.
- White Diamond Funeral Services, Beverly Hills: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM; weekends by appointment. Source: whitediamondfuneral.com
- Kubota Mortuary, Los Angeles: Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Source: kubotamortuary.com
- Angeleno Valley Mortuary, North Hollywood: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Source: angelenovalley.com
- Walter’s Funeral Services, Glendale: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Source: waltersfuneral.com
- Universal Chung Wah Funeral Directors, Alhambra: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday, 8:30 AM to 3 PM; closed Sunday. Source: universalfuneralchapel.com
- Universal Funeral Chapel, Arcadia: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday, 8:30 AM to 3 PM; closed Sunday. Source: universalfuneralchapel.com
- White’s Funeral Home, Azusa: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM; Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday. Source: whitesfuneralhome.com
- Rose Family Funeral Home & Cremation, Simi Valley: Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM; closed Sunday. Source: rosefamilyfuneralhome.com
- Green Hills Mortuary & Memorial Chapel, Rancho Palos Verdes: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM; Sunday by appointment. Source: greenhillsla.com
- Midgley Gardenside Mortuary, South Gate: Its doors stay locked and visits are by appointment. Call before a delivery. Source: gardenside.net
- Groman Eden Mortuary and Eden Memorial Park, Mission Hills: Closed on Jewish holidays. The cemetery is open Sunday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Source: dignitymemorial.com
Offices, not chapels
These listings are arrangement offices. Services take place at a church, a chapel or the cemetery, so send the flowers to the venue named in the obituary.
- Amor Eterno Funeral and Cremation Services, North Hollywood. Source: amoreternofunerals.com
- The Alpha Society, Burbank. Source: thealphasocietymortuary.com
- Anubis, Los Angeles. Source: anubiscremations.com
- Natural Grace Funerals and Cremations, Rancho Palos Verdes. Source: naturalgracefunerals.com
- Mortuary Aid, West Covina. Source: mortuaryaid.com
- Peninsula Cremation and Burial, San Pedro. Source: peninsulacremationandburial.com
- North Valley Cremation & Funeral Services, Santa Clarita. Source: northvalleyfuneralhome.com
- Neptune Society, West Covina, San Pedro, Sherman Oaks and Thousand Oaks. Source: neptunesociety.com
Say flowers can be sent to the funeral home
These 19 funeral homes say on their websites that flowers can be sent to the funeral home or to the family’s home. They don’t publish delivery hours, so ask when they’re open.
Hollywood, Downtown and East LA (4)
- Fukui Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Felipe Bagues Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Huntington Funeral Home and Cremation, Los Angeles
- Continental Funeral Home Los Angeles, East Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita (2)
- Rucker’s Mortuary, Pacoima
- Funeraria Murillo, San Fernando
San Gabriel Valley (2)
- Primavera Funeral Services, Alhambra
- Torres Mortuary, Monterey Park
South LA, Downey, Norwalk and Whittier (8)
- Elite Funerals & Cremations Center of California, Inglewood
- Inglewood Mortuary, Inglewood
- Guerra Cunningham Bagues, Huntington Park
- South Los Angeles Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Boyd Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Risher Mortuary & Cremation Service, Montebello
- Neighborhood Funeral Home, Montebello
- Risher Mortuary & Cremation Service, Downey
South Bay and Long Beach (2)
- Continental Funeral Home, Hawthorne
- Family To Family Funeral Services, Gardena
Orange County (1)
- Cali Funerals, Stanton
Funeral homes that publish no rules about receiving flowers
We found no published rules about receiving flowers on the websites of these funeral homes, or found no website we could open. Before you order, call the funeral home and check that someone will be there to receive the flowers. If no one accepts them, the steps under “If no one accepts the flowers” apply. Checked October 21, 2026.
Hollywood, Downtown and East LA (18)
- Abbey Cremation Society, Los Angeles
- California Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Los Angeles Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Chapel of the Pines, Los Angeles
- Valley Memorial, Los Angeles
- Armstrong, Garcia & McKenzie Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Dae Han Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Descanso Eterno Funeral and Cremation, Los Angeles
- Groman Mortuary, Los Angeles
- LifeSource, Los Angeles
- Funeraria Del Angel Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles
- Cedar Hill Mortuary & Accommodations, Los Angeles
- International Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Castañeda-Crollett Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Funeraria Cervantes, Los Angeles
- East Olympic Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Guerra Gutierrez Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Traslados Funerales El Buen Samaritano, East Los Angeles
Westside: Beverly Hills, Westwood, Culver City and Santa Monica (10)
- Chevra Kadisha Mortuary, West Hollywood
- Sholom Chapels, Los Angeles
- Farrington Mortuary & Cremation, Beverly Hills
- Gates, Kingsley & Gates Smith Salsbury, Culver City
- Gates, Kingsley & Gates Moeller Murphy, Santa Monica
- FRIENDS Funeral Home, Santa Monica
- Farrington Mortuary & Cremation, Santa Monica
- Ocean Memorial LA, Marina del Rey
- Beacon Mortuary, Santa Monica
- FRIENDS Funeral Home, Venice
Glendale, Burbank and Pasadena (17)
- Glendale Funeral Home, Glendale
- Glendale Hye Funeral Services, Glendale
- Katy & Co, Burbank
- Always There Funeral Services, Burbank
- Abbott & Hast Mortuary Funeral and Cremation, Glendale
- Valley Funeral Home, Burbank
- River Ash Funerals and Cremations, Burbank
- Crippen Mortuary, Glendale
- Cabot & Sons Funeral Directors, Pasadena
- Sharkey Enterprises, Pasadena
- L A Funeral Society, Pasadena
- Woods-Valentine Mortuary, Pasadena
- Allay Direct Cremation, Pasadena
- Avalon Pasadena Funeral Home & Cremation, Pasadena
- Foothill Funeral & Cremation, Altadena
- Vida Eterna Funeral Home, Pasadena
- Legacy Funeral Home, Pasadena
San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita (23)
- National Cremation Service, North Hollywood
- Southern California Chevra Kadisha, Valley Village
- Mark B. Allen Mortuary & Cremation Services, Sun Valley
- Angeleno Mortuary, Van Nuys
- Funeraria del Angel Van Nuys, Van Nuys
- Caring Funeral Services, Van Nuys
- Funeraria del Angel Panorama City, Panorama City
- Adams Funeral & Cremation Services, North Hills
- Divine Memory Cremation and Funeral Services, Mission Hills
- Utter McKinley Mortuaries, Mission Hills
- Aftercare Cremation, Mission Hills
- Guerra Gutierrez Mortuary, San Fernando
- Sholom Memorial Park Mortuary, Sylmar
- Bastian & Perrott, Oswald Mortuary, Northridge
- Crawford Lorenzen, Northridge
- Gates, Kingsley & Gates Praiswater, Canoga Park
- Chapel of the Hills, Santa Clarita
- Sacred Crossings Alternative Funeral Home, Agoura Hills
- Peaceful Reflections, Santa Clarita
- Valley of Peace Cremation and Burial, Santa Clarita
- Crippen’s Santa Clarita Valley Burial & Cremation, Santa Clarita
- Reardon Simi Valley Funeral Home, Simi Valley
- Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks-Griffin Mortuary & Crematory, Westlake Village
San Gabriel Valley (12)
- Rose Hills Alhambra, Alhambra
- Pierce Brothers Turner & Stevens Mortuary, San Gabriel
- Everlasting Memorial Funeral Chapel, Rosemead
- Palos Verdes Funeral and Cremation Services, El Monte
- Afterlife Passage Mortuary, El Monte
- Funeraria del Angel West Covina, West Covina
- Chavez Funeral & Cremation Services, Covina
- Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, Covina
- Arlington Cremation Services, Covina
- Guerra Gutierrez Custer Christiansen Mortuary, Covina
- Murphy & Sons Funeral Home, Glendora
- Glendora Cremation & Burial Services, Glendora
South LA, Downey, Norwalk and Whittier (51)
- Han Kook Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Ted’s Affordable Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Angelus Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Harrison-Ross Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Agape Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Serenity Family Mortuary, Los Angeles
- Rachal’s Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Optima Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Los Angeles Funeral Service, Inglewood
- Citizens Funeral Services, Los Angeles
- Exquisite Family Mortuary, Inglewood
- Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary, Inglewood
- D & D Cremation Services, Vernon
- House of Winston Funeral Services, Los Angeles
- Funeraria del Angel Bell, Bell
- Funeraria del Angel South Gate, South Gate
- All Faiths Funeral Home, Los Angeles
- Beyond The Sky, Commerce
- Meadow Memorials, Commerce
- Pitchford Family Mortuary, Los Angeles
- FRIENDS Funeral Home, South Gate
- Funeral Services Allen-English & Estrada, Bell Gardens
- Douglass Family Mortuary, Lynwood
- Funeraria del Angel Montebello, Montebello
- Sensible Funeral & Cremation Planning, Downey
- Miller Mies Downey Mortuary, Downey
- Adams Funeral Home, Compton
- Funeraria del Angel Pico Rivera, Pico Rivera
- Harrison-Ross Mortuary, Compton
- Omega Funeral Home, Downey
- Best Choice Cremation, Downey
- Western Funeral Home & Cremation, Downey
- California Mortuary, Downey
- South Bay Mortuary, Compton
- The Royal Memories Mortuary, South Gate
- Paramount Mortuary, Paramount
- Optima Funeral Home Paramount, Paramount
- Deco Familia Rosecrans Funeral Home, Paramount
- Catholic Mortuary Services, Santa Fe Springs
- Snow Funeral Services, Bellflower
- Guerra Gutierrez Mortuary, Whittier
- Chavez Funeral & Cremation Services, Bellflower
- White Emerson Mortuary, Whittier
- Chapel of Memories Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Norwalk
- Funeraria del Angel Bellflower, Bellflower
- St. Jude Ministries, Norwalk
- VIP Mortuary Services, Bellflower
- Han Kook Mortuary, Norwalk
- Sunset Funeral & Cremation Services, Norwalk
- envoi Cremation, Cerritos
- Funeral Pro, La Mirada
South Bay and Long Beach (29)
- Douglass & Dunaway Mortuary, Hawthorne
- Douglass Family Mortuaries, El Segundo
- Opal Cremation of Greater Los Angeles, El Segundo
- McKay’s South Bay Mortuary, Lawndale
- Lighthouse Memorials & Receptions, Gardena
- LA Cremation, Redondo Beach
- First Choice Direct Cremations, Long Beach
- Affordable Burial & Cremation Services, Long Beach
- Burgess Brothers Funeral Directors, Carson
- Halverson, Stone & Myers Mortuary, Torrance
- Lighthouse Memorials & Receptions, Redondo Beach
- Destiny Funeral Home & Crematory, Long Beach
- Lighthouse Memorials & Receptions, Torrance
- Shoreline Cremation Society, Long Beach
- Argos Cremations & Burials, Torrance
- C.L. Lynch Mortuary, Torrance
- Funeraria Palacios, Lakewood
- Telophase Society Cremation, Lakewood
- Polk Funeral & Cremation Service, Long Beach
- Semper Honoris, Long Beach
- Coastal Funeral Center, Lomita
- Luyben Dilday Mortuary, Long Beach
- Funeraria del Angel Wilmington, Wilmington
- F.L. Curry Funeral Home, Lomita
- Stricklin Snively Mortuary, Long Beach
- Long Beach Colonial Mortuary, Long Beach
- McKenzie Mortuary Services, Long Beach
- McNerney’s Mortuary, San Pedro
- Generations Cremation, Long Beach
Orange County (14)
- Community Funeral Service, La Habra
- Sunnyside Mortuary, Buena Park
- Berenice’s Cremation & Burial Care, La Habra
- Sunset Services, Los Alamitos
- Anderson Funeral Services, Fullerton
- Iverson Funeral Solutions, Garden Grove
- Funeraria del Angel Anaheim, Anaheim
- Scott McAulay Family New Options Funeral Service, Fullerton
- McAulay & Wallace Mortuary, Fullerton
- Cullen Crea Funeral Home, Fullerton
- Olive Tree Mortuary, Stanton
- An Lac Funeral Services, Garden Grove
- Sunnyside Cremation and Funeral, Garden Grove
- Harmony Funeral Service and Cremation, Anaheim
Questions people ask
When should funeral flowers be delivered?
Before the service starts, so the funeral home has time to set them out. Because we deliver between 12 PM and 8 PM, a morning service needs flowers the day before, if the funeral home accepts them that day, or an early delivery by 9 or 10 AM arranged with us before you order.
What kind of flowers should I send?
For the service, choose a flower box or an arrangement that stands on its own. For a grave, choose a wrapped bouquet without a vase. Standing sprays, wreaths and casket sprays aren’t in our catalog, but our florist makes them to order; call or write to us in the chat before you order.
Can I send flowers to a Jewish funeral?
Usually not to the service. Hillside Memorial Park, a Jewish cemetery and mortuary, says: “Out of respect, flowers are generally not brought to Jewish funerals.” Malinow and Silverman suggests a gift to charity instead. Mount Sinai and Hillside close on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. Ask the family what they’d like.
Can I send flowers to the family’s home instead?
Yes. We deliver to homes across our delivery area, between 12 PM and 8 PM. Sending flowers to the home a few days after the service is common, especially when the service is private.
What if the ashes are scattered at sea?
The family carries the flowers onto the boat, so send them to the family’s home the day before. Sea burial companies ask for real flowers that break down in water, with nothing plastic or foam. Tell us in the chat that the flowers are for a scattering at sea.
Questions before you order? Call (323) 493-1514 or write to us in the chat.
