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Sympathy flower delivery in Dayton, OH: 5 florists are listed for this area, with designs from $32.49. Choose a bouquet, enter the recipient's delivery ZIP and compare the available florist offers. Confirm the delivery date, address, fees and final total before payment.
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| Florist | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Furstthe Florist | 4.7 | 452 | 2.3 mi |
| Vandaliajan's Flowers | 4.7 | 93 | 9.1 mi |
| Beavercreek Florist OH | 4.2 | 161 | 6.1 mi |
| Oakwood Florist | 3.1 | 16 | 7.0 mi |
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Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum has been receiving Dayton's dead since 1841, and it still shapes how sympathy flowers move through this city. The hillside off Woodland Avenue holds Wilbur and Orville Wright, the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, Erma Bombeck, Charles F. Kettering and John H. Patterson — which means a Woodland graveside service can be anything from four people at a family plot to a crowd with a lectern, and the arrangements have to suit whichever it is. Two other grounds carry most of the rest of the metro's burials. Calvary Cemetery on the south side is the Catholic ground for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati's Dayton parishes, and a Calvary committal usually follows a funeral Mass, which sets the clock: the chapel flowers go out in the morning, and anything for the grave has to be there before the procession, not after it. Dayton National Cemetery, on the Veterans Affairs campus on West Third Street, traces back to the Civil War-era national home for disabled soldiers, and it runs on national-cemetery convention rather than family preference — no glass containers, arrangements cleared during grounds maintenance, and a committal shelter service on a fixed schedule with military honors. For a national cemetery interment, ask the funeral director whether the family wants the flowers at the shelter or at the funeral home the evening before; both are normal, and only one of them is the one the family will actually stand next to.
Chartered 1841 and the resting place of the Wright brothers, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Erma Bombeck, Charles F. Kettering and John H. Patterson — graveside deliveries need the service time, not just the date; Oakwood Florist on Far Hill Ave. is the shortest run
Calvary Cemetery on the south side serves the Archdiocese of Cincinnati's Dayton parishes; committals follow a funeral Mass at Emmanuel Catholic on Franklin Street downtown (the city's oldest parish), Holy Angels near the University of Dayton, or a Kettering or Centerville parish — chapel piece in the morning, grave piece before the procession
National-cemetery convention rather than family preference: no glass, arrangements cleared during grounds maintenance, committal services on a fixed schedule at a shelter with military honors — ask the director whether the family wants flowers at the shelter or at the funeral home during calling hours
Routsong on the Kettering and Centerville side, Tobias's Far Hills and Beavercreek chapels, Baker-Hazel and Snider on Philadelphia Drive, Westbrock on the Woodman Drive corridor, and Newcomer's Dayton chapels — calling hours the evening before is the window most flowers are actually seen in
Glickler Funeral Home has long served Dayton's Jewish community — donations and a shiva-home plant rather than chapel flowers, with Temple Israel on Riverside Drive and Beth Abraham Synagogue on the Oakwood side. House of Wheat in West Dayton runs a steady homegoing calendar out of the West Third Street and Salem Avenue congregations, often Saturday services, flowers welcome and generous
Ohio's Hospice of Dayton on Wilmington Avenue, plus palliative and intensive-care floors at Miami Valley Hospital on Wyoming Street and Kettering Health Main Campus on Southern Boulevard — low, unscented, lily-free plants in unbreakable vessels, delivered before evening visiting hours end
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