08/28/2026
These flowers carried a little more meaning. 🤍
I had the privilege of creating the funeral flowers for my Aunt Esther. Designing flowers for someone you love is never just about choosing beautiful blooms—it’s about creating something that honors a life, expresses love, and says the things that can be so difficult to put into words.
It was an emotional day for our family. In all the years I’ve known my husband, this was the only time I’ve ever seen Brad cry. And then he stood up and shared a story about Aunt Esther. Brad NEVER speaks in public, so I about fell out of the pew! It was such a sweet and unexpected moment, and I think it says a lot about how special she was to him.
Flowers have always held a special place in times of loss. They bring beauty into one of life’s hardest moments. They are a visible expression of love when words aren’t enough, and they help us honor a life and surround a grieving family with reminders that they are loved.
I’m grateful for the memories, grateful for the time our family had with her, and grateful that I was able to use something I love to create one final tribute for someone we loved.
We will miss you, Aunt Esther, but we know we’ll see you again on the other side. You’re in the arms of Jesus now, free from pain and made whole again. Don’t worry—I’ll take care of Brad. Until we meet again. 🤍
Love,
Christy
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