Sympathy flower delivery in Alexandria, VA: 18 florists are listed for destination ZIP 22314. Choose a bouquet and size, enter the recipient's delivery ZIP and compare the available florist offers. Review your preferred delivery date, address, fees and final total before payment. Delivery is subject to florist confirmation.
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| Florist | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lee's Flower Andcard | 4.7 | 598 | 7.8 mi |
| My Florist | 4.8 | 275 | 12.3 mi |
| Capitol Florist And Gifts | 3.9 | 108 | 7.6 mi |
| Clinton Florals | 3.9 | 99 | 8.8 mi |
| Crystal's Flower DC | 4.2 | 41 | 7.6 mi |
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Sympathy orders in Alexandria are almost always written against a clock somebody else set — a viewing tonight, a service tomorrow at ten, a burial straight afterwards. The city's chapels sit close together, which helps. Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home (1500 West Braddock Road, 22302) serves the Rosemont, North Ridge, Beverley Hills and Seminary Hill side and is the chapel most West End families use. Demaine Funeral Home (520 South Washington Street, 22314) sits on the Washington Street corridor in Old Town, a few blocks from Christ Church and the Old Presbyterian Meeting House, and Demaine also runs chapels in Springfield and Fairfax that draw Alexandria families south. Cunningham Turch Funeral Home (811 Cameron Street, 22314) is deep in the Old Town grid, a walk-up address where a driver parks on the street and carries the piece in. Jefferson Funeral Chapel (5755 Castlewellan Drive, 22315) anchors the Kingstowne, Franconia and south-county side. Burials fan out from there: Ivy Hill Cemetery (2823 King Street, 22302), Mount Comfort Cemetery (South Kings Highway, 22310), Bethel Cemetery and the historic Alexandria National Cemetery on Wilkes Street — one of the original national cemeteries established in 1862 — plus the Contrabands and Freedmen Cemetery Memorial on South Washington Street. Larger services move to National Memorial Park in Falls Church, Fairfax Memorial Park, or to Arlington National Cemetery, which runs its own floral receiving process on its own schedule; confirm with the funeral director or the cemetery before you order anything addressed there. Two pieces of Alexandria geography shape how a sympathy run actually goes. Washington Street, the corridor Demaine sits on, is the George Washington Memorial Parkway through Old Town — federally administered, with restrictions on where a vehicle may stop — so a driver carrying an arrangement to a South Washington Street chapel is parking on a side street and walking in. Cunningham Turch on Cameron Street has the same problem in sharper form, since the surrounding grid is one-way, metered and narrow. Everly-Wheatley on West Braddock Road and Jefferson Funeral Chapel out on Castlewellan Drive both have their own lots, which makes them the two easiest chapel deliveries in the city and the two most forgiving of a late arrival. Alexandria is also a federal and military town sitting between the Pentagon, Fort Belvoir and the District, and a meaningful share of services here end in a committal at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors, which runs on a scheduled slot the family does not control and a floral process the cemetery administers itself.
Everly-Wheatley (1500 West Braddock Road, 22302) for the Rosemont and Seminary Hill side, Demaine (520 South Washington Street) on the Old Town corridor with Springfield and Fairfax chapels, Cunningham Turch (811 Cameron Street) as an Old Town walk-up, and Jefferson Funeral Chapel (Castlewellan Drive, 22315) for Kingstowne and Franconia
Ivy Hill Cemetery (2823 King Street), Mount Comfort Cemetery (South Kings Highway, 22310), Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria National Cemetery on Wilkes Street — one of the original national cemeteries from 1862 — and the Contrabands and Freedmen Cemetery Memorial on South Washington Street; Arlington National Cemetery runs its own receiving process
St. Mary Catholic Church (310 South Royal Street), the oldest Catholic parish in Virginia, plus Blessed Sacrament on West Braddock Road, St. Rita on Russell Road in Del Ray and Good Shepherd on Mount Vernon Highway — vigil and funeral Mass patterns, often a second address after the chapel viewing
Alfred Street Baptist Church (301 South Alfred Street), one of the oldest Black congregations in the United States, with Roberts Memorial United Methodist on South Washington Street and Shiloh Baptist — homegoing services that frequently fall on a Saturday morning and carry heavy floral volume
Beth El Hebrew Congregation on Seminary Road and Agudas Achim Congregation on Valley Drive — burial follows quickly, and the customary gesture is a plant or a fruit gift sent to the shiva home, or a charitable donation, rather than flowers to the chapel
Christ Church (118 North Washington Street), the Episcopal parish where George Washington kept a pew, the Old Presbyterian Meeting House (321 South Fairfax Street) and the Washington Street churches — restrained arrangements, street parking, and a narrow colonial grid the driver walks on foot
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