Learning All About Funeral Arrangement Options

• Planning For The End: Why It Does Not Have To Sound So Ominous

  15 June 2018

  Far too often, people pass away. Many pass away from unexpected events, such as a car crash (1.3 million, of which half are aged 18-44), a sudden and unexpected illness (47% of heart attack deaths occur suddenly and outside of a hospital), or intentional deaths, such as a suicide or homicide. Taking into account that anyone could pass away at any time, it makes it all the more important to plan for your own end.

• Organizing An Open Mic Funeral? Here Are Some Ideas To Pursue

  7 May 2018

  Instead of a formal eulogy, some funeral services turn the microphone over to those in attendance to allow them to share some remarks about the life of the person who has passed away. This "open mic" style of funeral can be valuable for the family members of the departed, as they'll get to hear some insightful comments from a variety of people, rather than a eulogy from just one person's perspective.

• 2 Common Questions About Cremation

  4 April 2018

  If you've recently suffered through the loss of someone you love, you may find yourself responsible for deciding on their funeral arrangements. Unfortunately, you may feel overwhelmed with all of the options available to you. If you are leaning towards using cremation to handle the body, here are some common questions you may have before you make an official decision. Will Cremation Cost More Than Other Options? One misconception about cremation services is that it costs more money than doing a traditional burial.

• Tips For Planning A Funeral Tea

  13 March 2018

  One of the key points to remember when you're planning a funeral for a family member who has passed away is that you can do virtually anything to honor the person's memory. An idea that some families pursue is to organize a funeral tea — which can take place in lieu of a traditional funeral service or in addition to it. While there are many locations to consider for the funeral tea, it's often a good idea to do so at the funeral home itself.

• Stillbirth—How To Plan A Homecoming Service For An Infant

  13 February 2018

  Planning a funeral for a baby is one of the most traumatic experiences that parents have to go through. It is even harder when this painful moment comes from a stillbirth. You are going to always wonder what could have been. It means not hearing your child's first cry and missing out on all the milestone moments. However, you should enlist as much help as possible as you honor your baby.