Honouring Remembrance Day and Anzac Day with Flowers of Respect

At Ireland’s Florist, there are moments when the flowers we create carry more than beauty — they carry meaning, memory, and gratitude.
Each year, as we prepare wreaths and floral tributes for Remembrance Day and Anzac Day, we’re reminded of the deep honour it is to play even a small part in how our community remembers.

A Tradition of Respect

Remembrance Day and Anzac Day are sacred dates in Australia’s collective heart.
They are days to pause, to reflect, and to honour those who served — and those who still serve — for our freedom.
In every wreath, we see the weight of that gratitude. Every red poppy, laurel leaf, and sprig of rosemary symbolises courage, remembrance, and enduring love.

For us, creating a remembrance wreath isn’t simply arranging flowers.
It’s a privilege — a way of helping families, schools, community groups, and local organisations express what words often can’t.

Every Wreath Has a Story

Some wreaths are laid in quiet reflection.
Others are placed with ceremony, surrounded by veterans, school students, and families standing shoulder to shoulder in respect.
Each one carries a story — of service, sacrifice, and memory passed down through generations.

When we craft a remembrance or Anzac Day wreath here in the heart of Sunbury, we do so with care and humility.
Every ribbon is tied, every bloom placed, with the thought of the person or people being honoured.

Ordering a Wreath for Commemoration

We understand that for many, organising a wreath is a deeply personal act.
Whether you’re representing a local business, school, or attending a service with your family, our team is here to help guide you with quiet respect.

If you wish to order a wreath or floral tribute for Remembrance Day or Anzac Day, we recommend placing your order ahead of time to allow us to give each piece the time and care it deserves.

In the Heart of Sunbury, For the Heart of Sunbury

As your local Sunbury florist, we’re honoured to stand alongside our community each year — to pause, reflect, and remember.
Because remembrance isn’t just a tradition.
It’s a promise — that we will never forget.

Lest we forget.