An apparatus includes a base defining a first surface and a second surface. The first surface defining a plurality of receptacles for receiving one or more ignitable light sources and/or at least one flower. A wall extends from the first surface of the base. A lid is positioned along a rim defined by the wall, the lid defining a plurality of apertures for receive one or more ignitable light sources and/or one or more flower.

A memorial vase cover and ornament kit includes a lid and a rod. The lid is configured to fit on a memorial vase and seal an open top of the memorial vase. The lid has a rod hole through a center of the lid configured to receive a rod. The rod is configured to extend from approximate a bottom of the memorial vase, through the rod hole in the lid positioned on the open top of the memorial vase and upwards above the lid for a set distance to hold a base ornament on the lid. Wherein, the memorial vase cover and ornament kit is configured to cover and seal the open top of the memorial vase and to allow the memorial vase to be decorated with the base ornament.

A memorial vase cover and ornament kit includes a lid and a rod. The lid is configured to fit on a memorial vase and seal an open top of the memorial vase. The lid has a rod hole through a center of the lid configured to receive a rod. The rod is configured to extend from approximate a bottom of the memorial vase, through the rod hole in the lid positioned on the open top of the memorial vase and upwards above the lid for a set distance to hold a base ornament on the lid. Wherein, the memorial vase cover and ornament kit is configured to cover and seal the open top of the memorial vase and to allow the memorial vase to be decorated with the base ornament.

A flower arranging device includes a plurality of first segment and a plurality of second segments defining an arc shape. Adjacent first segments are spaced apart by second segments. The flower arranging device is foldable from a flat condition to a use condition for insertion into a vase.

A flower arranging device includes a plurality of first segment and a plurality of second segments defining an arc shape. Adjacent first segments are spaced apart by second segments. The flower arranging device is foldable from a flat condition to a use condition for insertion into a vase.

The present invention is directed to an apparatus for attaching a floral arrangement to a headstone, having a band having a first end, a second end, and a central portion, the first end and the second end each having a surface with a hook-and-loop fastening material disposed thereon. The apparatus has a strip having a first side and a second side. The second side is affixed to the central portion of the band. The apparatus further has a panel having a front side and a back side. At least a portion of the back side having a hook-and-loop fastening material disposed thereon, and the front side being configured to mount a floral arrangement thereon.

The present invention relates to a flower arrangement support system for helping arranged flowers to maintain their shape. The flower arrangement support system includes a box-type frame having a provided on the upper surface of the box-type frame, a support means to support arranged flowers, and a connection means connected to both the box-type frame and the support means so as to prevent the support means from escaping from the box-type frame when the support means rotates. The support means has a first row, a second row, a third row, and an N-th row, and the first row, the second row, the third row, and the N-th row each include a plurality of rotating balls each having a through hole. The connection means is wound once around the rotating balls and includes a sliding member which is located in the box-type frame to be slidable vertically and has an accommodation space therein.

An apparatus for positioning flowers within a vase comprises a first hollow hemispherical shell extending to a first hemispherical edge having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, the shell formed of a plurality of members extending between each of the apertures having a smooth substantially circular cross section and a second hollow hemispherical shell extending to a second hemispherical edge having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, the shell formed of a plurality of members extending between each of the apertures having a smooth substantially circular cross section. The first and second hollow hemispherical shells are matable to each other along a parting line formed by connecting the first and second hemispherical edges.

An apparatus for positioning flowers within a vase comprises a first hollow hemispherical shell extending to a first hemispherical edge having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, the shell formed of a plurality of members extending between each of the apertures having a smooth substantially circular cross section and a second hollow hemispherical shell extending to a second hemispherical edge having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough, the shell formed of a plurality of members extending between each of the apertures having a smooth substantially circular cross section. The first and second hollow hemispherical shells are matable to each other along a parting line formed by connecting the first and second hemispherical edges.

A plant transportation system includes a vase and a sealant receptacle. The vase includes a mouth, a throat, and a reservoir. The sealant receptacle is housed in the throat. The sealant receptacle is configured to allow a defined amount of stems therethrough, and includes a cover extending across the throat, a base extending across the throat behind the cover, and a sidewall extending behind the cover to the base. The cover defines at least one cover-side stem aperture, the base defines at least one base-side stem aperture, and the sidewall closes the sealant receptacle from the side. The at least one cover-side stem aperture is similarly sized to the defined amount of stems, and the at least one base-side stem aperture is similarly sized to the defined amount of stems.