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Sympathy flower delivery in Long Branch, NJ: 15 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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Top Long Branch florists compared by rating, reviews, distance
FloristRatingReviewsDistance
Boxwood Garden Florist5.084.9 mi
Flower Power Florist And Gifts4.8659.6 mi
Jerseyshore Florist4.5247.5 mi
Theroseofsharon Florist4.5397.5 mi
Koch Florist4.4849.3 mi

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Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Home, Morrell Street

One of the two chapels inside the city line, a few minutes from Monmouth Medical Center on Second Avenue, which is why so many Long Branch sequences run hospital to chapel to cemetery inside a single mile. An arrangement here is scheduled against the opening of a viewing rather than against our cutoff, and its position in the room is agreed with the director by phone beforehand.

Damiano Funeral Home, Franklin Avenue

The other in-city chapel, in the central part of Long Branch and an easy run from Eatontown Flower Shop on Highway 35 or from Flowers Byvanbrunt on Second Avenue. Kerb space on a service day is scarce, which is why the shop rings first to learn when somebody will be inside and which wall the piece stands against.

John E. Day Funeral Home, Riverside Avenue, Red Bank

The northern pole of the chapel map, up on the Navesink about eight miles from the Long Branch centroid. Boxwood Garden Florist on River Road in Fair Haven and Koch Florist on Highway 35 in Middletown are the nearest of the 14, which matters for a morning service when the shop has to be at the door before the family is.

Woodbine Cemetery, Long Branch

The city's own burial ground, close enough to the central chapels that a procession barely leaves the street grid. A committal arrangement is workable here once the time is confirmed, but in practice most families give the piece to the funeral home and let the director bring it out — that removes the risk of a van turning up in the gap between chapel and grave.

Glenwood Cemetery, West Long Branch, and Monmouth Memorial Park, Tinton Falls

The two larger burial grounds just outside the city, one a few minutes west past Monmouth University and the other out toward Route 33. Both take deliveries against a known committal time; Eatontown Flower Shop and Theroseofsharon Florist are the closest shops to the second.

Christ Church churchyard, the Four Corners, Shrewsbury

Colonial ground at the crossroads of Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue, five miles north of Long Branch, where the burying ground is older than the country and a vehicle stops a long way from most of the stones. Unless the director says otherwise, route it to the chapel rather than the churchyard.

Our Lady Star of the Sea and the city's other congregations

Services scatter across Long Branch parishes and congregations, and the customs differ enough that the shop asks rather than assumes — the Deal and Elberon corridor at either end of the city holds a large Sephardic Jewish community in whose tradition flowers are not sent at all. Name the congregation and the family in the order.

The family home, in the weeks after

The delivery nobody thinks to make and everybody remembers. A plant delivered to a house in the Broadway grid, the West End or out on an Elberon lane three weeks after the service arrives once the visitors have stopped. Use the number of whichever relative is organising things rather than the widow's or widower's, and ask for a text instead of a doorbell.

FAQ

Long Branch flower delivery FAQs.

Can you deliver to a graveside at Woodbine, Glenwood or Monmouth Memorial Park?

We can, but in most cases you should not ask us to. Woodbine Cemetery is inside Long Branch, Glenwood is in West Long Branch and Monmouth Memorial Park is out in Tinton Falls, and all three will take a delivery if the committal time is known. The problem is the margin: processions run late, a van cannot sit and wait, and a piece left beside the wrong plot helps nobody. The old churchyard at Christ Church on the Four Corners in Shrewsbury is harder again, because a vehicle stops well away from most of the stones. The workable route is to hand the arrangement to the funeral home and let the director take it out with everything else.

The family is Brazilian and the burial is happening overseas. What should I send?

Send for the room and the week rather than for a grave, and say so in the order. A number of Long Branch families hold a viewing here and then repatriate, which changes what a floral piece is doing: it stands in the chapel during the viewing and then it is over, so a well-built vase arrangement in a substantial vessel reads better than anything designed to sit beside a plot. After the viewing, the useful gift is a plant delivered to the house, which outlasts the visitors. If the family is receiving people at home rather than at a chapel, tell us that instead and we will route it there.

How do the shops know whether a family wants flowers at all?

They ask, because assuming is how this goes wrong. Monmouth County is mixed enough that the answer changes street by street. The Deal and Elberon corridor at the north and south edges of this city holds a large Sephardic Jewish community in whose tradition flowers have no place at a funeral and a condolence call brings food to the house instead. Elsewhere in Long Branch a Catholic service at a parish such as Our Lady Star of the Sea takes flowers as a matter of course. Put the chapel or the congregation into the order and the shop raises the question with the director first.

What kind of sympathy piece can I get for the prices shown?

The listed arrangements in this selection start at $32.49. Delivery charges, taxes and optional extras are confirmed for the selected florist and recipient before payment.

I am a thousand miles away. Can this be arranged from here?

Yes, and Long Branch produces a great many of these orders, because so many of its families have moved away. Three details are enough: which chapel, who has died, and when the service is. A street number is not among them — these shops have been to Morrell Street and Franklin Avenue many times over. Your card message goes on in handwriting at the shop, and an email reaches you once the arrangement has been placed. If flowers might not suit the family's tradition, flag it in the order and the question goes to the director before anything is built.

Someone died at Monmouth Medical. Should I send flowers to the hospital?

No. After a death the room is turned over fast and the family is out of 300 Second Avenue long before anything could reach them — in Long Branch they are usually at a Morrell Street or Franklin Avenue chapel within a day, less than a mile from where they have just been. Send there instead, or to the house in the days that follow. If you want to acknowledge a palliative or intensive-care team, address it to the unit by name and ask for it lily-free and unscented, because it will sit in a corridor beside patients who are still on the floor.
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