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Sympathy flower delivery in North Bergen, NJ: 50 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flowers Bydiane | 4.9 | 32 | 3.4 mi |
| Starbrightnyc | 4.8 | 498 | 3.8 mi |
| Alloccasion Florist | 4.6 | 193 | 3.4 mi |
| Theblu Flower Shop | 4.6 | 37 | 4.3 mi |
| Sunset Flowers | 4.4 | 75 | 3.0 mi |
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Most towns in Hudson County send their dead somewhere else. North Bergen is where a good many of them arrive. Along the township's western flank, where Tonnelle Avenue carries US 1 and 9 north toward the Bergen County line, there is a burial belt that serves the whole peninsula: Flower Hill Cemetery, Grove Church Cemetery — the old Reformed congregation's ground — and the Hoboken Cemetery, 5500 Tonnelle Avenue — a municipal burial ground belonging to a city two miles south of here that has never had spare ground of its own. Families from Hoboken, Union City, Weehawken and West New York have been driving up here to bury people for well over a century, and the practical consequence for anyone ordering flowers is that the funeral and the burial are frequently in two different municipalities. A sympathy order placed for a North Bergen address is therefore one of three distinct things, and it is worth knowing which one you are placing. It may be a standing piece for a viewing at a chapel on Kennedy Boulevard, where Vainieri Funeral Home is the name North Bergen families use most and where the surrounding chapels in Union City, West New York and Guttenberg take the overflow. It may be a piece meant to travel with the cortege to a Tonnelle Avenue gate. Or it may be a condolence delivery to a house up on the ridge, days after everyone has gone home. If it is the second of those, order it to the funeral home the evening before and say so in the note. Tonnelle Avenue is six lanes of tractor-trailer traffic threaded with jughandles, and the cemetery gates open directly onto it; there is nowhere to stand at the curb and hand something across, and nothing that misses the cortege catches up with it afterwards. Burials also run out of the township in every direction — Holy Cross in North Arlington over the Belleville Turnpike, Holy Name down Kennedy Boulevard in Jersey City, Fairview Cemetery just over the Bergen County line — and North Hudson funeral Masses are usually said in the family's own parish, which in this corridor may well be in the next town rather than this one. Name the building on the order, not the town.
Flower Hill Cemetery, Grove Church Cemetery and the Hoboken Cemetery at 5500 Tonnelle Avenue — city-owned by Hoboken, always sited here — take burials from across Hudson County. Their gates open onto six lanes of US 1 and 9 truck traffic, so graveside pieces are staged at the chapel the evening before, never met at the gate.
The North Bergen chapel most township families use sits on Kennedy Boulevard, the ridge road that runs the length of Hudson County. Rowhouse-scale buildings, permit parking both sides, no loading dock: standing work comes in the front door, so aim for the hour before a viewing window opens rather than the middle of it.
North Hudson runs together at street level, and a North Bergen family's funeral Mass is often said in Union City, West New York or Guttenberg, sometimes within a mile of the house. Larger services move down to a bigger county home such as McLaughlin on Pavonia Avenue in Jersey City. Name the building, not the municipality.
Holy Cross in North Arlington over the Belleville Turnpike, Holy Name in Jersey City straight down Kennedy Boulevard, and Fairview Cemetery just across the Bergen County line. Each is a different departure from the chapel, and each puts the cortege on the road long before a same-day delivery could reach it.
North Bergen's hospital stands on the Hudson shore at the foot of the cliff, some two hundred feet below the boulevard, reached from the hill by Bulls Ferry Road or the 69th Street descent. Palliative and intensive-care floors set their own rules on flowers — call the unit before ordering rather than after.
Most condolence deliveries here go to one floor of a two- or three-family house: shared stoop, shared entry, three bells and a tight stair turn. Compact vase work and low plants get upstairs and last the week; easel pieces do not. Send the floor, the bell and a phone number if the bell has no name on it.
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