I am going to worry about that casket spray until the funeral is OVER!

[Flowermomma]

the customer brought in her car. IT sat on her husband's work bench for years.
It has meaning to her.
I put it on two dowlings and on an angle in the casket spray as she wanted. Wired around the axels of the car.
but i'm worried it will start to move on the slope!

I have let the funeral director know if there is a problem please call me. and I plan to go in tomorrow AM and check it over anyway.. and water it. (as we do for every Casket spray we do.
So it just has to make it thru one 3 hour visitation tonight and stay put over night!
Sorry the picture is bad. My hubby does much better on the camera then I do.

 

[Victoria]

I think you did a really nice job. However, if I may suggest for future photos. Make an area specifically for that purpose. You'll have more success that way.

I loved personalising funeral work for people. It showed the level of thought and care they had for their loved one.

V

 

[Flowermomma]

thanks
thats not my normal picture look. but dh normally handles the camera and i hold up the back drop!
our store is not big enough to have a spot for pictures full time...

 

[Victoria]

That's easily remedied with an ironing board and material that can be tacked to the wall. No space required.

V

 

[RWK]

an easier way than tacked up foamcore............ironing board.....and cloth.

VINYL PULL DOWN WINDOW SHADES.

just attach to a bare wall........pull down the color background you want......snap the picture....and then let it roll up all by itself.

 

[Victoria]

Rick, the ironing board is the "table". I always found it effective in small quarters as it could be put away. Also, it was a great place to design the casket spray.

V