Do you give flower to the person who died?
By lynpreety
@lynboobsy11 (11343)
Philippines
June 2, 2012 4:20am CST
My colleague yesterday texted me and asked me if we want to visit our friend who's mother died of cancer. She also told me to bring flowers to offer for the mother who body lies at their house.
Here in my country when we visit a wake we offer flowers and normally money to the relatives of the person who dies.
How about in other country did you offer something for the dead?
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@Bhebelen14 (5194)
• Philippines
2 Jun 12
Yes, but in my province we offers not just flowers but also candles, money, coffee and biscuits. It is part of our tradition and also to show our sincerely respect to them.
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@adorablelucia82 (91)
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2 Jun 12
When I visit a wake I only offer money to the relatives. That is commonly use in our country. There are also who offered flowers but only few.
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But our family rarely brings flowers since otehrs already do that.. and then the room will be filled with those huge flowers..So what we do is just offer condolences and money since they need it more.. @thuglove1722 (343)
• United States
2 Jun 12
in my country we just offer flowers, its crazy to see how different cultures handle things,
@dede28 (52)
• Romania
2 Jun 12
Giving flowers, whatever the occasion, signifies your feelings and your feelings towards the person you are giving the flowers to. Flowers can also indicate the person's character. When you are giving someone flowers you should consider what the flowers mean.
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