Floral arrangements for all saints day

The custom of honoring the memory of the deceased and celebrating a day of cult of our ancestors is shared by many cultures of the world. However, each of them celebrates this event on a different date, depending on the place or religion practiced in it. In European Catholicism, for example, this holiday takes place on November 1 of each year, and is popularly known as All Saints' Day.

What most cultures have in common is the tradition of render these sincere and senses tributes with flower offerings. But what is the origin of the use of Apparently this tradition goes back to antiquity, in which the people who had just died were exposed for several days to be veiled by their loved ones and pray for their souls. However, before there were no advanced reservoir techniques that we have today, so the bodies of the deceased remained outdoors for many hours, detaching a fairly unpleasant smell that was further accentuated if it fits in the hottest stations.

For this reason and in order to camouflage this stench, his body was covered with all kinds of flowers, which helped to aromatize the environment. Throughout the subsequent centuries this custom has been strengthened until reaching the present, in which the cemeteries become a beautiful multicolored landscape formed by flowers and plants of one thousand and a different shades.

The funeral centers are undoubtedly the star product to decorate the tombstones of our loved ones on the day of all saints. In Floristía Artis we put at your disposal from simple red, white or roses centers to complete floral centers composed of varied seasonal flowers, passing floral arrangements with carnations, paniculatas or Anthurium, among many other options. We also offer you beautiful flower crossings, as well as elegant tubs that will dress the deceased's tomb and elegance.

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