I am in this position right now. I got a very interesting suggestion from a friend: take the flowers, throw them in a trash can, take a picture of them there, put the picture on your Facebook - make it global so all can see it.
In my case, my ex has a restraining order that he keeps breaking. He is also removed from my friends list.
Throwing a way the flowers and showing that you have done that, will send back the right message.
Another Perspective:
It's interesting, by the question, that you feel you need to respond at all. I believe this rises out of the misnomer that "the opposite of love is hate." WRONG!
The opposite of love is apathy. Not caring, disinterest, just being unconcerned with someone you ostensibly used to love will make a far greater impact on that person than any petty gesture you could ever construct.
The simple solution here is simply do not respond. Don't react. Don't do anything. If you like the flowers, keep them. If not, give them away or throw them away.
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You could always take them to a hospital or nursing home and ask one of the volunteers/staff members to give them to someone who has no family around....just a thought. Those flowers that are unwanted by you could make someone else very happy.
That's always a personal decision. I sent flowers to my exs funeral.
Flowers are always a great way to go... or a necklace You love her....but she's your ex? Maybe you should tell her that you love her?
Buy her yellow flowers, it doesn't matter what kind, as long as they're yellow.
With your fingers or clippers take the unwanted or faded bloom off.
Not unless it is the first word of the sentence. Ex: Spring flowers have such a refreshing smell. Ex: The smell of spring flowers is so refreshing.
Remember that the funeral is for the family. If you have a contentious relationship with your ex-spouse you should not attend since that may add to your ex-wife's grief and discomfort at a very sad and stressful time for her. However, if the ex-husband and ex-wife have an amicable relationship, there is no reason why he should not attend her mother's funeral. The ex-husband may show his respect for her mother in other ways. A card, flowers or gift to a charity in her name would be tasteful.
there unwanted weed flowers that can only be removed by piking all the weeds
You should be able to go into the app menu and disable the unwanted apps.
What Should You Do - 2003 Extreme Unwanted Advances was released on: USA: 10 July 2004
Flowers, weeds, any vascular plant.
ex. of perfect flowers are rose, gumamela, tulips, santan ,lilies,orchids,cratena religiosa,
Etiquette at Your Ex-Husband's Mother's DeathOur users share their opinions on the subject:Nothing at all, if you're not close to him. if you are, then I would suggest going as a friend and supporting him. Try to cheer him up if you can.If you left your ex on reasonably good terms and were fairly close to his mother, then it would be acceptable and honorable to go to the funeral services or, you could simply send flowers to your ex's home with a nice card or if flowers are requested at the funeral send the flowers there or, in lieu of flowers send a donation to the charity that is mentioned in the obituary.If he is your ex-husband, it is not proper or appropriate to go to his mother's funeral. It is particularly inappropriate if he has a new wife. You are divorced. If you wanted to stay part of the family, then you should not have gotten a divorce. He is your ex-husband. Please remember the "EX" part.If you have remained on good terms with your ex mother-in-law, and you have minor children and the children want you to accompany them, by all means go. Be as unobtrusive as possible. This is your children's grandmother's funeral, not your ex-husband's. Grown children can go unattended.