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Top Harrison florists compared by rating, reviews, distance
FloristRatingReviewsDistance
Michael's Florist Andgreen Houses4.7324.5 mi
Flowers Byinternational4.5173.9 mi
Entenmann's Florist4.4954.0 mi
Lee's Florist4.0241.4 mi
Apersonaltouch Florist4.9215.2 mi

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About Harrison sympathy

How Harrison sends sympathy flowers.

Nothing about a death in Harrison takes place in Harrison. The town is roughly a square mile of houses, storefronts and redevelopment blocks with no hospital inside it and no burial ground inside it, so the worst week a family will have pulls them outward in three separate directions, each one over a different bridge or county line. The death itself is most often across the Passaic — at University Hospital, 150 Bergen Street in Newark, a Level I trauma centre and the hospital Rutgers New Jersey Medical School teaches in, or at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center over on Lyons Avenue — or north at Clara Maass Medical Center in Belleville, or south in Harrison's own county at Jersey City Medical Center on Grand Street. Because 07029 sits in Hudson County while most of those buildings sit in Essex, even the administrative trail runs at an angle to where the family lives. Visitors are then received a mile north on Belgrove Drive in Kearny, where Armitage & Wiggins Funeral Home and Thiele-Reid Family Funeral Home stand almost opposite one another, or across the Jackson Street Bridge in Newark's Ironbound, whose Portuguese-language homes serve a large share of this town's Portuguese, Brazilian, Ecuadorian and Peruvian households. Burial, more often than any single alternative, is at Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington — the Archdiocese of Newark's principal ground — reached by driving north up Ridge Road, which is the same road Flowers Bychuck works from at number 469 in Lyndhurst. All of which produces one practical instruction for a sender, and it is the instruction most people get wrong: the person you are thinking of lives in Harrison, but the address you need almost certainly is not in Harrison. Find out the chapel before you find out anything else.

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Delivery destinations in Harrison.

Armitage & Wiggins and Thiele-Reid, Belgrove Drive, Kearny

The two chapels a mile above the Harrison line, nearly opposite each other on Belgrove Drive, and the place a great many of this town's families receive visitors. Lee's Florist on Kearny Avenue is closer to both than anything else in the network and is the only shop that reaches them without a Passaic crossing on the way.

The Ironbound homes over the Jackson Street Bridge

Newark's Ironbound faces Harrison across the river, and its Portuguese-language funeral homes carry much of the town's Portuguese, Brazilian, Ecuadorian and Peruvian community through this week. Flowers Byinternational on Lafayette Street and Madonna's Garden on Raymond Boulevard both work a few minutes from that circuit.

Holy Cross Cemetery, Ridge Road, North Arlington

The Archdiocese of Newark's principal burial ground and the commonest end point for a Harrison funeral, approached northward up Ridge Road through Kearny and North Arlington. Its size is the reason a graveside delivery without a confirmed hour is a genuine gamble; hand the piece to the director instead and let it travel with the procession.

Arlington Cemetery, Schuyler Avenue, Kearny

The nearest burial ground to this town that does not require crossing a river, close enough to the Belgrove Drive chapels that a cortege is there within minutes of leaving. Deliveries work against a fixed committal hour, but the chapel remains the safer address, because somebody there is expecting a van and there is a door to knock on.

Fairmount and Mount Pleasant Cemeteries, Newark

Two historic Newark grounds within the radius, on Central Avenue and on Broadway, with Holy Sepulchre further out in East Orange. All three take a Harrison family over a bridge and into Essex County, and all three are reachable inside the same-day window by the Belleville, Bloomfield and Nutley shops listed on this page.

University Hospital and Newark Beth Israel

150 Bergen Street and Lyons Avenue: the two Newark buildings a Harrison family is most likely to be sitting in when the call comes. Anything sent after a death should go to the chapel or the apartment, not here. Flowers intended for a unit go to the team by name, unscented, and belong on a counter rather than in a room.

Clara Maass, Belleville, and Jersey City Medical Center

The other two hospitals a short drive from 07029 — one north over the Belleville Turnpike, one south in the county Harrison actually belongs to. Rosepalace Florist NJ and Alexisnicoles both stand on Franklin Avenue minutes from the first, and Entenmann's Florist on Kennedy Boulevard is closest to the second.

The apartment, once the visiting has stopped

Almost nobody sends this one and every family remembers it. A plant to a second floor on Bergen Street or Cleveland Avenue, or to one of the towers near the PATH station, three weeks on. Address it to the relative who has been handling the arrangements rather than to the person who has just been widowed, and ask for a telephone call ahead of the knock.

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Harrison flower delivery FAQs.

Where are Harrison funerals actually held?

Outside the town, which surprises people ordering from a distance. The densest cluster is a mile north on Belgrove Drive in Kearny, where Armitage & Wiggins Funeral Home and Thiele-Reid Family Funeral Home sit almost facing each other and handle a large part of the traffic for this stretch of the Passaic. The second is across the Jackson Street Bridge in Newark's Ironbound, whose Portuguese-language homes serve much of Harrison's Portuguese, Brazilian, Ecuadorian and Peruvian population. Never infer the chapel from the family's home address. Read the notice or ask a cousin, then put the chapel's name and the service hour into the order in place of a street number.

There is no cemetery in Harrison. Where does the burial end up?

North or west, nearly always. The single most frequent destination out of this town is Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, the Archdiocese of Newark's principal burial ground, approached up Ridge Road through Kearny — the same road Flowers Bychuck works from in Lyndhurst. Arlington Cemetery on Schuyler Avenue in Kearny takes much of the remainder, and over the river Fairmount Cemetery and Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Newark, along with Holy Sepulchre in East Orange, all sit inside the radius these shops cover. Each will accept a delivery against a confirmed committal hour. Read the next answer before you ask for one, though, because usually you should not.

Should the arrangement go straight to the graveside?

We can do it and you should rarely want it. A committal slips by fifteen or twenty minutes as a matter of routine, a driver has a route behind him and cannot idle at a gate, and Holy Cross is large enough that a piece set down near the wrong section is simply lost. The dependable route is to send everything to the chapel and let the funeral director carry it out with the rest — that is how directors expect the morning to work and what their vehicles are set up for. The one genuine exception is a committal with no chapel service ahead of it and a time the family has fixed. Write that time into the order and the shop will telephone the cemetery office before building.

How far ahead of the service does the order have to go in?

Far enough that the room is dressed before the doors open, which is earlier than the cutoff suggests. For a morning Mass, order the afternoon before. For an evening viewing, order by mid-morning at the latest. Harrison families often receive in two blocks with the building locked in between, and an arrangement landing inside that gap has nobody to take it. If you have only learned about tomorrow's service this evening, place the order tonight anyway and type the service hour into the notes; the shop rings the funeral home the moment it opens and works backwards from what the director tells it, which is a far better plan than pushing an order into the same-day queue and hoping.

There is no local grave — the family is sending him home to Ecuador.

Then send for one evening and one room, and write that into the order so the shop builds accordingly. A good number of Harrison households repatriate: the viewing happens here, the burial happens abroad, and a floral piece therefore has a working life of a few hours on a table beside the register book rather than a day outdoors beside a plot. A weighted vessel that stands up on its own is the right object. Afterwards, the gift that actually helps is a plant sent to the apartment, because the hard fortnight is not the week of the viewing but the one after it, when the visiting stops. Give us the home address for that second delivery.

The death happened at University Hospital. Do I send flowers there?

No — they will not find them. Beds are needed and relatives are out of 150 Bergen Street within hours, long before anything ordered today could arrive, and in Harrison they will be at a Kearny or Ironbound chapel inside a day or two. Send there instead, or to the apartment. The same applies at Newark Beth Israel on Lyons Avenue, at Clara Maass in Belleville and at Jersey City Medical Center. If what you want is to thank the team who looked after somebody, that is a different order: address it to the named unit rather than to a patient, ask for it unscented and free of lilies, and expect it to live on a staff counter rather than in anybody's room.

I am in another state and all I have is that the family lives in Harrison.

That is a workable start, and this town generates a great many such orders, because Harrison families are scattered across other states and other countries to an unusual degree. What finishes the order is the chapel name, the name of the person who died, and the hour of the service. Do not lean on the ZIP by itself: 07029 also covers the borough of East Newark, and an entirely separate Harrison Township exists down in Gloucester County. Write the town out. The shop copies your card message out by hand, and you get an email when the piece has been set down. If you suspect flowers may not fit the family's custom, say so in the notes and the shop will raise it with the director first.
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