Meanings of funeral wreath in English

All fall back in dismay when out comes a funeral wreath of black.

Later, the player sent a funeral wreath in Paul's memory.

So Hazel went to her bridal in a funeral wreath.

There was a funeral wreath over the bed, with the picture of the deceased woman in the centre.

It would be laid at the door of William Forrester, together with a nice, big, black funeral wreath.

They lost no opportunity of writing a note, or sending a Christmas card, or an economical funeral wreath.

The wail of this "Welsh fairy" is the fine flower of this funeral wreath of pedantic and unconscious irony.

The next morning Graham & Priscilla were awakened by the delivery of a huge, elaborate funeral wreath, sent by their own 2 daughters.

They want the preacher to be on hand promptly with all the laurels of language to bestow upon their dead in the funeral wreath discourse.

Every department, every town and hamlet in France, had sent a deputation to swell the solemn procession, and every deputation brought a colossal funeral wreath.

Under the coffin, which was half-opened, there was a flower display with a pair of boxing gloves and a funeral wreath which simply said "brother".

Students at Chulalongkorn University in central Bangkok laid out a funeral wreath labeled "RIP Democracy" as hundreds gathered and made speeches condemning the court decision.

There's a photo of her funeral wreaths in my photo album.

The coffin-plates and the funeral wreaths continued to hang in the parlors and chambers.

New varieties are ever in demand for royal or millionaires' tables, bridal bouquets, funeral wreaths.

On whose tomb have freedom, philanthropy, and letters been invoked to strew their funeral wreaths?