Show families the exact casket spray before a single stem is cut
Photograph a sample spray in the family's chosen palette. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview in seconds. The family approves from their phone — no second trip to the funeral home, no guessing from a wire-service catalog photo.
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What is a funeral arrangement preview preview?
A funeral arrangement preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a casket spray, standing spray, wreath, or sympathy piece — in the exact flowers, color palette, and ribbon wording a family has requested — before a single stem is cut. The florist photographs a sample arrangement or reference design, and the tool renders the finished piece so a grieving family can approve it remotely by text or email, instead of relying on a stock catalog photo or a rushed phone description. Funeral homes and sympathy florists use it to get sign-off within hours, matched to a funeral timeline that leaves little room to redo the order.
Why it matters
Casket sprays run $150 to $600 depending on size and flower selection, standing sprays and wreaths typically $100 to $400, and there is no reprint if the order is wrong — the flowers are cut, built, and delivered once, usually for a service that happens two to five days after death, sometimes inside 24 to 48 hours for families observing Jewish or Islamic burial customs. The person approving the order is often grieving, on the phone, and coordinating from out of state, deciding on behalf of relatives she hasn't spoken to in years. A preview she can actually look at — not a stock photo of someone else's casket — is the difference between an order she trusts and one she second-guesses at the viewing.
Who uses this
In-house florists and floral coordinators employed directly by funeral homes. Retail sympathy florists who hold standing relationships with two or three area funeral homes and fill same-day orders. Wire-service florists filling FTD and Teleflora sympathy orders sight-unseen for a funeral home they've never worked with. Funeral directors who field the flower conversation themselves during arrangement planning before handing the order to a florist partner.
Heard this from a family?
A daughter in another state is choosing the casket spray by phone and keeps asking ‘is it really going to look like that,’ because the photo on your website was shot on a different casket, in a different season, with flowers you don't have on hand today.
The family wants ‘Mom's favorite yellow, but not too bright’ on a half-couch spray, and you have one four-minute call with someone who is crying to get the palette right, because there won't be a second conversation before the flowers are cut.
You quote a full-couch spray and the family books a half-couch instead, not understanding the size difference, then stands next to it at the viewing wondering why it looks sparse next to what they'd pictured.
How funeral arrangement preview previews work
Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.
Photograph the sample piece
Shoot a comparable spray, wreath, or standing arrangement already in your cooler, or the frame you'd build from. You don't need the family's exact flowers on hand yet.
AI generates the preview to their spec
The model renders the piece in the requested flower varieties, color palette, spray form — half-couch or full-couch — and ribbon wording exactly as the family gave it to you.
Text or email it for same-day approval
The family signs off from wherever they are, before the order goes into production, on the timeline the funeral actually gives you — no second consultation, no drive back to the shop.
Common questions about funeral arrangement preview
Straight answers. No jargon.
Let's build the version made for your business
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