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Remembrance and mourning are personal experiences that are different for everyone. Although grief is fundamentally a sad event, the way we deal with it varies. In this article, you will discover how to link colours to emotions and symbolism, so that you can personalise mourning creations and thus give them a certain meaning.

GREEN, WHITE AND BLUE

GREEN

The colour green stands for hope and renewal. It symbolises the bringing forth of new life in spring, after a dark winter. A green funeral bouquet refers to eternal life and the survival of the spirit of the deceased.

 

WHITE

White mourning creations are often associated with a peaceful afterlife and symbolise the spiritual journey of the deceased. This wreath also features green, referring to ongoing life. For more wreath-making inspiration, check out the Lookbook.

 

BLUE

A blue funeral arrangement symbolises serenity and peace. It is good, the battle has been fought and peace has been found. There is faith in the hereafter, a prosperous journey is wished.

 

RED – PINK – ORANGE – YELLOW

RED

The colour red expresses love and respect and symbolises strength and courage. Ideal for creating a deep, loving atmosphere.

 

PINK

The colour pink emphasises gratitude and loving memories. This creates an ambiance of appreciation and acceptance.

 

ORANGE

Orange is not often seen at commemorations. However, this colour can be used well during a less traditional mourning ceremony. After all, this colour stands for celebrating life and joyful memories.

 

YELLOW

Yellow has a double meaning in some countries – sunshine and joy versus jealousy and envy. Inform your client well about this. If the optimistic variant is desired, yellow can turn out beautifully in a piece of work.

 

PURPLE

A mourning creation with purple flowers emphasises respect. Express dignity with a wreath of purple flowers. A beautiful combination with clematis vines, for example, as you can see in the photo below from BLOOMS.