All Saints' Day - Eternally united by love

The colours of grief! When you lose a loved one, life changes significantly. What remains is the memory. On All Saints' Day, we commemorate the deceased and remember wonderful times. The gravesites are tended and decorated with new flowers. It's really practical if the flowers don't fade and embellish the gravesite permanently. No wilting, no watering - and a really natural effect. The colour white was used here as a symbol of purity and stands for unadulterated love and mourning. The majestic protea, the white chrysanthemum and the lotus seed head make an extraordinary bouquet, good enough to honour an extraordinary person. Shop the look!

Design tip: As there is only one of the primary branches in this bouquet, tying is relatively easy. The flowers are arranged in a clearly visible position at the front. Make sure that the flowers are arranged at different heights. The lotus fruit is placed at the very bottom of the front section, with the eye-catching white flowers in the centre and the accessories around them. The bouquet only has one visible side and can therefore be easily placed on a grave. A gravestone vase is not absolutely necessary. A satin bow makes the look even more elegant.

Please note that the artificial flowers can be damaged by the sun and weather conditions in outdoor areas. UV radiation can cause the colour to fade and wind and rain can cause the leaves to tear. This is why artificial flowers also need to be replaced from time to time, but this depends entirely on the weather conditions.