Hearts for Memorials: 7 Designs

When a service is tomorrow morning, the photo is not the hard part. The hard part is knowing whether the heart actually comes with a ribbon, whether the wording can be personalized, whether the stand is included, and whether the florist can get it there before guests arrive.

That is where most hearts for memorials start to separate. A floral bow is not the same as a printed sash. A greeting card is not the same as a name across the tribute. And a same-day cutoff does not always mean the piece will reach a funeral home in time for a 10 a.m. service.

This guide compares seven memorial heart designs on the details that matter most, then shows what to confirm before you pay. If the family is also planning photos for the room, this memorial service photo display guide has practical ideas that can work beside an easel arrangement.

That kind of clarity matters in a difficult moment. As one Fiore Designs client put it, the flowers that honor a loved one should be handled with care and sensitivity, not guesswork.

1. Merry’s Flowers, Hearts, Lizo

Merry’s Flowers offers an easel-standing heart tribute with a floral bow built into the design. That means the bow reads as part of the flowers, not as a sash you can letter.

A hand-lettered name sash can be added underneath, in English or Spanish. The shop also says it coordinates delivery with funeral homes. Same-day service orders may be accommodated when placed by 3 p.m., so a late afternoon call for a next-morning service is already close to the line.

Confirm the sash in writing

The page does not list a price. Ask for the tribute price and the sash price together, on the same written order.

• Wording: Send the full name, language, and spelling in writing.
• Bow versus sash: The floral bow does not carry the name. The sash is the personalized part, and it is optional.

Practical rule: If the sash and its cost are not written into the order, treat them as unconfirmed.

2. Pink Clover Memorial Flowers with Personalized Ribbon

Pink Clover is stronger when the ribbon itself needs wording such as a family name or “Beloved Mother.” Its customized memorial work includes heart tributes, and the sash is presented as a printed personalization rather than a decorative accent.

The Memorial Ribbon add-on is listed at $20. That helps, but it is only the ribbon cost. The heart arrangement price still varies, so you need both numbers before deciding.

• Printed wording: Personalization is available. Read the proof back before it is finalized.
• Color: Custom color options are offered. Match the ribbon to the overall tribute, not only to the website photo.
• Venue: The shop says it coordinates with funeral homes and cemeteries. Still give the full location and requested delivery window.

If a standing heart feels too large for the setting, a lower tribute may fit better. Fiore’s guide to funeral flower baskets explains when that format makes more sense.

A listed ribbon price is useful. A listed heart price is what you still need.

3. J’Adore Les Fleurs, Forever in Our Heart

Forever in Our Heart from J’Adore Les Fleurs is a standing heart in soft pink roses, carnations, and lisianthus. Medium and large sizes include approximate dimensions, and a custom greeting card is included.

That card is not a ribbon. It can carry a note, but it will not read from across a chapel the way a sash does. The same-day ordering cutoff is listed as 6 p.m. Pacific, which can help for some next-morning services if the shop accepts the order and the venue receives early.

Ribbon status is still open

The product page does not confirm a ribbon or custom sash. Ask whether one can be added, what material it uses, and what it costs. The listed prices are premium, $395 for medium and $595 for large, so it is worth getting the personalization answer before you commit.

Do not treat a greeting card as a substitute for a name on the heart.

4. Flower Gallery, Forever in Bloom

Forever in Bloom is a two-heart design, not a single standing heart, in pink, white, peach, lavender, and green. Flower Gallery includes a field for the ribbon message, which is useful because the wording is built into the order path instead of left to a phone call.

The listing showed the product at $385 and marked it sold out. That changes the decision. A ribbon field does not help if the piece cannot be rebuilt for tomorrow, and the page is not clear on delivery range or timing either.

• What the page does confirm: Two open hearts, a seasonal garden-style mix, and a place to type the ribbon message.
• What it does not confirm: Whether the $385 version can be made now, or whether your address is in range.
• Where it fits: A service or graveside tribute, once both stock and delivery are confirmed.

I would consider this one when the family wants two hearts and a written ribbon line, and only after the availability check comes back yes.

5. Mireya’s Flower Shop, White Heart Sympathy Arrangement

This listing is easier to compare because it shows a starting price. Mireya’s Flower Shop lists a white standing sympathy heart from $160, with medium and large options and delivery charged separately.

The ribbon and the stand are both included, which is useful and not always stated clearly on memorial pages. The final total can still rise with size, flower choice, and delivery fee, so the starting price is only the beginning of the math.

• Included: Ribbon and stand.
• Not spelled out: The exact ribbon wording. Confirm whether the ribbon carries a name or stays blank.
• Charged extra: Delivery. Ask for the fee before approving the order.

If the family wants a simpler gesture, Fiore’s sympathy flower delivery guide covers respectful options that are easier to place at home, at a service, or after the ceremony.

6. Bebe’s Flower Shop, Precious Child Standing Heart

This is not a general sympathy heart. Bebe’s Flower Shop presents the Precious Child standing heart for a child’s memorial, with white chrysanthemums and button poms, a bright blue ribbon outline, an ivory plush bear, and a fixed “Precious Child” banner.

The approximate size is 22 x 20 inches. Ribbon and banner are part of the design, not separate add-ons, and the keepsake bear gives the family something to take home after the service.

The listing showed the item as sold out. Check current stock and delivery before planning around it. If flower substitutions happen, ask the shop to confirm the blue ribbon and banner details in writing, since those are the parts that define the design.

A child’s memorial heart with a fixed banner is not a blank template. If the wording needs to be a name instead, this page does not confirm that change.

7. Conroy’s Flowers Long Beach, Always Remember Floral Heart Tribute, White

Size is the clearest detail on this listing. Conroy’s Flowers Long Beach describes an open heart of about 26 x 28 inches, not including the easel, priced at $259.99. The mix includes white roses, lilies, mums, carnations, daisy poms, greenery, and satin ribbon.

The same-day ordering cutoff is shown as noon Pacific. For a 10 a.m. service the next day, that can already be too late unless the shop makes an exception it has not posted.

Satin ribbon is explicitly part of the design, which answers the fabric-versus-floral question. What the page does not settle is the ribbon wording or the full delivery cost. Since this URL matches a competitor pattern, we removed the link from this article, but the comparison points above still matter if you are evaluating a similar tribute elsewhere.

How the seven heart tributes compare

Before you order, check the ribbon, the cutoff, and the stand

Use the same four checks on any memorial heart, including one that is not on this list.

• Ribbon wording: Confirm the exact text in writing, including spelling and language.
• Stand or easel: Ask whether it is included, rented, or still unconfirmed.
• Cutoff versus service time: Match the florist’s ordering cutoff to the actual service start.
• Delivery address: Verify the exact venue or cemetery before you pay.

Stock changes fast on sympathy work. Several of these listings showed sold-out notices during review, and substitutions are common. If the flowers change, the ribbon is often what keeps the message personal and clear.

The same logic applies to other floral hearts too. Wedding and anniversary hearts may look softer in tone, but they still depend on the same details, size, wording, and timing. If you need a more personal memorial setup, Fiore’s celebration of life flowers service is built for arrangements that feel calm, thoughtful, and right for the room.

Fiore Designs creates custom floral arrangements with care, sensitivity, and reliable communication. If you need help choosing a memorial tribute or planning flowers for the service itself, you can review the Designer’s Choice arrangement for a simple sympathy gesture, or contact the studio to talk through the timing, scale, and message before ordering.

Send the service time, delivery address, and ribbon wording in one message. If any one of those comes back vague, wait to pay until the florist confirms it clearly.