Meanings of funeral wreaths in English

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?

The babies are greatly distressed, and are digging a grave, and preparing funeral wreaths of dandelions.

Under the rule of property, the flowers of industry are woven into none but funeral wreaths.

The Chief stood looking down at the third grave, which still held the weather-beaten débris of funeral wreaths.

On the same day, Aboriginal people gathered at La Perouse Bay to throw their funeral wreaths into the water.

As a child growing up in Killybegs, he remembers the beautiful funeral wreaths she made from moss and garden flowers.

There Henry learned to twist wires onto the flowers of elaborate funeral wreaths ordered for departed members of the city's unions.

Fresh funeral wreaths continue to this day to be hung on the ornamental bronze railings round the tomb by the Countess's own hand.

Rosalie's tone suggested funeral wreaths and deep mourning, but she continued to brush her hair with Peggy's pretty ivory-handled brush, and pose before Peggy's mirror.

After the Belmont's a and Veitchis (used for funeral wreaths and set pieces) have been disposed of to florists, the rest are sold to peddlers.