Our tiniest of all churches literally has no room for flowers in front of the image of Our Lady, and so we use an old credence table to solve the problem, adding pillars when necessary. I’m really happy that we go through so very many candles lit in honor of Our Lady. This transports me back to when I was a little kid. Does your church have a place to leave buckets or vases of flowers, or have to have an overflow area?
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My church has space aplenty for flowers! Flowers for the space, not so much, however. I am prolly part of the problem.
I have a Lady of Sorrows edition. Nice thing is my bouquet of mini-carnations appears to have been put in a fitting vase and taken care of for at least a week or more! I can’t post photos as comments so I’ve put it on a link. https://imgur.com/a/tUqoj
Very cool Michael.