Two large white funeral wreaths were borne by the students from the university, on the north end of the capital, toward the city center.

All funeral wreaths are removed from the grave and burned.

It was under the war administration, that Antwerp's city council gave him a funeral wreath.

His colleagues at the flower shop are preparing to make him a funeral wreath.

Outside stand the funeral wreaths and the dozens of memorial candles.

Specific flowers were used in funeral wreaths to represent particular sentiments.

He also bought a funeral wreath for his victims.

It was the kind they use in funeral wreaths in France.

"They would have sent a funeral wreath," he says.

Two weeks ago, someone left funeral wreaths along the streets in the northern city of Hermosillo.

I understand she first gained her skill by making wax flowers for family funeral wreaths.

The thought of celebrating anything amid flattened homes and funeral wreaths seemed wrong.

They went down together to be alone, it seemed, as people symbolized their grief in individual ways: a funeral wreath here, a photograph there.

Funeral wreath in white with blue accents featuring an added spray of flowers.

The same German crew later dropped a funeral wreath behind the French lines.

Funeral wreaths the size of billboards formed a corridor nearly a half mile long.

He went to Shadi's funeral wreath and placed a snapshot of himself in it.

And so he told her about the funeral wreaths, making as light of it as he could.

Overhead, there is a huge overhead fan, but also a black funeral wreath.

In Greek culture, empty shoes are the equivalent of the American funeral wreath.

A brisk wind blew in off the ocean, rustling through the funeral wreaths.

Funeral wreaths at the ready, for Harry Potter is bowing out.

His loved ones had been persistently threatened through phone calls, funeral wreaths and anonymous e-mails.

His wife, Lylli, who was also a painter, made artificial flowers and designed funeral wreaths.

There was money in a funeral wreath.