Cemetery Vase of Silk Blue Mum Lilly for Grave-site Presentation of Loved Ones -

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Cemetery Silk Flower Blue Mum White Lilly Vase

Handmade
Poly-silk blend bloom petals
Includes 21 stems of blue mums, blue & white lilies, and greenery
Displayed in a 9.5 inch, green Perma-Plastic vase
Floral foam insert to stabilize the bouquet ... flowers stay-in-the-vase
Wire stems encased in green plastic
All-weather ... durable
UV light / fade resistant
Stands 26 inches tall
Perma-plastic vase with removable ground spike enables easy fit in on-site vase
Flowers of silk, actually polyester and/or polyester blend petals, when in an indoor location can last indefinitely.
For flower freshness appearance  recommend replacing every 6 - 8 months
Classic design

Perfect choice for grave-site remembrance

OPTIONAL -- DIRECT GRAVE SITE PLACEMENT REQUIRES CONCIERGE SERVICE; includes delivery, placement, photo verification and/or certification

CONCIERGE SERVICE DELIVERY FORM REQUIRED

Who We Are

Memory Lane Memorials silk & fresh flowers for grave-side presentation. We are a small, savvy business, eager to serve using our professional expertise. Our business is located in east Texas and managed by business professionals with 70 plus years of supply chain experience. Our desire is to serve you first! We provide superior quality floral arrangements at an affordable price delivered to your loved ones grave ...  your dependable resource ... your concierge of grave-site flowers.  We make it happen for you. Your business solicited.

Issues or concerns regarding your purchase? Please call us. We will make every effort to provide current status and resolve issues.

If you have special need or a requirement not offered on our website, please call us direct 334467-4114 or peter [!at] grave-flowers.com. We will make every effort to expeditiously accommodate your needs.
What is Concierge? (phonetic pronunciation: kōⁿ-ˈsyerzh or kän-sē-ˈerzh)
So what exactly is a concierge?? The short version here is that it is simply another word for personal assistant.
Although more and more people are becoming familiar with the term “concierge,” very few know where this customer-service based profession originated. The word “concierge” evolves from the French comte Des cierges, the “keeper of the candler,” a term that referred to the servant who attended to the whims of visiting noblemen at medieval castles. Eventually, the name “concierge” came to stand for keeper of the keys at public buildings, especially hotels. There is even a famous prison in Paris that is called The Conciergerie, in honor of the warden who kept the keys and assigned cells to the inmates.