What are the taboos for sending flowers to the deceased?

The garlands should be mainly white, black and yellow.

In fact, in many places, wreaths are not just for the dead. Sometimes at happy events, relatives and friends also send wreaths, but they are completely different from the wreaths of the deceased. The color of the wreath for the deceased will be particularly sad, mostly white and yellow. Never forget that the death of relatives and friends is a sad thing. Don't buy bright wreaths, which is also the biggest taboo to send wreaths to the dead.

Don't send it alone.

Most wreaths are bought by several people, except yourself. When sending wreaths, be sure to get close to each other. After the closest people send wreaths, they will send them down in turn. Don't send flowers in a hurry when you get to the deceased's house, you will be laughed at by others.

Be sure to put the wreath away.

When sending a wreath, you must gently put it in front of the photo of the deceased, which is a kind of respect for the deceased. Don't go away when you get there, it will appear that you have no sympathy. No matter how you feel about the dead man, please respect him for the last time.