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Flower delivery to Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Our Runners have placed flowers at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery before. Choose an arrangement and a date, and a local Runner places it at the grave and sends you the photo, wherever in the country you are.

Look up a plot or a headstone photo: Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery on Find a Grave →

2000 Mountain Creek ParkwayDallas, Texas 75211 United States Map →

  • Placed by local Runners
  • Any cemetery, all 50 states
  • A photo after every delivery
Flowers placed at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery Placed at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery, photographed at the headstone

Visiting Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Visiting hoursOpen daily from sunrise to sunset.

OfficeMonday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m

Address2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, TX 75211 Map →

Phone214-467-3374

Flower rules at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

  • January - December Fresh cut flowers may be placed on gravesites throughout the year.
  • They will be removed as soon as they become unsightly.
  • Faded and unsightly floral items are removed daily from gravesites.
  • October 1 through April 1 Artificial flowers are acceptable only during this time and will be removed when they become unsightly.
  • December 1 through January 20 Christmas wreaths and grave blankets are permitted only during this time and may not be larger than two (2) ft. by three (3) ft.
  • Potted plants will only be permitted on gravesites 10 days before and 10 days after Easter, Memorial Day, and Christmas.
  • Plantings are not permitted at any time.
  • Floral items and other types of decorations may not be secured or adhered to headstones, markers or niche covers at any time or they will be removed.

From the cemetery's posted Floral and Grounds Policy (Department of Veterans Affairs). BloomBridge arrangements are silk, which these rules count as artificial flowers, so pick a delivery date inside the cemetery's window. Your Runner follows the posted rules.

How delivery to Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery works

1

Tell us who

The name on the headstone, and any section, lot or plot details. A Find a Grave link is ideal; if you have nothing, the Runner locates the grave from the cemetery's records.

2

Choose the arrangement and date

Hand-crafted silk, built for the weather at the grave, as a vase arrangement or a headstone saddle. One delivery, or a schedule through the year.

3

A local Runner places it

Following Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery's rules for what can be left and where. You receive a photo of the flowers at the headstone, and the memorial page keeps it.

Memorial pages at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Families who have had flowers placed here, with the delivery photos on each page.

Flowers for Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Hand-crafted silk graveside flowers, placed by a local Runner, with a photo at the headstone. Part of our cemetery flower delivery to every state.

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Flowers at a grave in Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Choose an arrangement and a date. A local Runner places it and sends you the photo.

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Questions about Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery

Can you deliver flowers to a grave in Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery?

Yes. Our Runners have placed flowers at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery before. Give us the name on the headstone and any section or plot details you have; a Find a Grave link helps the Runner find the grave.

What kind of flowers are placed?

Hand-crafted silk arrangements built for outdoor use, in a vase or as a headstone saddle, so they stay in place and in color for months. Fresh-cut flowers wilt within days at a grave.

Are silk flowers allowed at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery?

Each national cemetery sets its own dates. Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery's posted rule: "October 1 through April 1 Artificial flowers are acceptable only during this time and will be removed when they become unsightly." Fresh flowers are welcome at national cemeteries any day. Your Runner follows the posted dates.