There are many ways to personalize cremations and make them mean more than the traditional rites of mourning. Here are a few ideas for you can make cremation a memorable occasion. 1. Witness the Ceremony Witnessing a cremation can be an emotional experience. However, witnessing is an opportunity to become part of the ceremony that honors your loved one. You and the family will gain closure and get peace of mind.
15 April 2022
You may not want your loved ones to make a big fuss about your final arrangements. In fact, you might prefer them to be able to say goodbye to you and move on with their lives as quickly as possible. Instead of opting for a traditional funeral, you may appreciate a type of service that is faster and less costly. Your preferences may fall on having cremation services held after you pass away.
28 January 2022
One of the latest trends in estate planning is pre-planning a funeral service. However, since funeral pre-planning is still a fairly new service, there are a lot of misconceptions out there about the process. If you're still making decisions about whether or not you should consider pre-planning your funeral, there are some things that you need to think about. Here's a look at some of the things that you should know about funeral pre-planning if you're trying to decide whether or not it's right for you.
8 November 2021
If you plan for what happens to your body when you die, you should seriously consider cremation. When considering cremation, there are a few essential things you are going to want to know. 1. Cremation Is Affordable The truth is, dying can be expensive. Having to pay for a casket, a plot to be buried on, a gravestone, and the preparation of your body can really add up. Going with a traditional graveside burial can be more than most families can afford.
2 September 2021
Losing a loved one or dear friend is painful, no matter the cause. But deaths that occur suddenly and without warnings, such as those attributed to a workplace accident or car crash, are perhaps the most distressing of all. Families facing this type of untimely death are also more likely to struggle when arranging for their loved one's final needs. While older or terminally ill people are more apt to be proactive about pre-planning their own funerals and letting their loved ones know their wishes, those who pass without warning often may not yet have taken these actions.
16 June 2021
There are a number of reasons why someone might not mention their funeral pre-arrangement plans. The topic of death is still taboo to a lot of people, meaning that some people might decide not to discuss it—simply because they didn't want to upset their family and friends. On the other hand, many people just view it as a standard form of insurance that wasn't worth mentioning. When a loved one passes away, how will you know if they made their own funeral pre-arrangements?
25 March 2021
Losing a friend or loved one is a difficult time, and sometimes that is compounded by nervousness about attending the funeral. If you've never attended a funeral before, you are probably especially nervous since you don't know what to expect. Funerals are generally quiet, somber affairs, though this can depend on the person who died and their wishes. Here are a few tips for your first funeral so you know what to expect and how to behave:
29 December 2020
