Yes, it is possible.Recently, it has become more common to include flowers that the deceased person liked. While it is common to use large white chrysanthemums for altar, grave, and funeral stand flowers, we can also create arrangements with the deceased's favorite flowers or Western flowers, so please be assured.However, since Western flowers often have less leaf volume, the same number of flowers may look less voluminous compared to arrangements with white chrysanthemums. In that case, we will devise a combination of flowers and foliage, such as incorporating spray chrysanthemums or disbuds (see the example below), to create both volume and a festive appearance.We can also create offering flowers in the colors that the deceased person liked, such as "they liked yellow" or "they liked red," so please be assured.Western flower 1-tier stand: From 16,500 yen tax included (photo shows 22,000 yen item)Western flower 1-tier stand: From 16,500 yen tax included (photo shows 22,000 yen item)