Add Unique Touches to a Funeral
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Add Unique Touches to a Funeral

My name is Evan, and I am a funeral director at a busy funeral home in the Midwestern United States. I have found that many loved ones want to personalize the funeral experience, but they simply don't know how. I am going to outline some ways that you can make a funeral unique to the person you are celebrating. From dramatic readings to favorite music to decorated caskets, the only limit is your imagination when it comes to planning the perfect funeral. I hope your mind will be open to the possibilities the next time you are in the unfortunate situation of having to plan a funeral.

Add Unique Touches to a Funeral

  • Keep These Etiquette Rules In Mind When You Visit A Columbarium After A Cremation

    27 June 2017

    Although it might not seem as common as scattering cremated remains outdoors or keeping them in an urn in a family member's residence, some people wish to have their remains kept in a columbarium at the local cemetery. This structure is designed to hold urns that carry cremated remains. Just as you might visit a cemetery to stand by a headstone and pay your respects, you might also find yourself going to the columbarium after a loved one is cremated to stand in front of where the person's urn is kept.

  • Reasons To Have Your Cremated Remains Kept In A Columbarium

    14 June 2017

    As you consider the details that relate to your funeral and share them with your family so that they can be carried out after your death, you may decide that you wish to be cremated. Once you've made this decision, there is still more to think about. An important decision that you'll need to make it what you want done with your cremated remains. Some people want them kept with the family, while others ask for the remains to be scattered in a special place.

  • Sending Funeral Flowers With Symbolic Sentiments

    26 May 2017

    If a simple funeral arrangement won't do, send flowers that have underlying meaning to convey your special sentiment. Different blooms and greens have distinct meanings, some which are rooted in history and others that have adopted these traits through popular culture. Talk to your florist about creating distinctive arrangements that will express how you feel at this difficult time. Say something special with the flowers you send to a funeral:

  • Answers To Common Questions About Funeral Planning

    12 May 2017

    As you near the end of your life you might start contemplating your own mortality and end of life decisions. For instance, it is important that you start thinking about your funeral and what you want it to be, how much it will cost, and so forth. Here are some things you should know about planning a funeral. What Are The Benefits To Pre-Planning A Funeral? If you are sick, or believe that you will be passing away soon, you should consider pre-planning a funeral.

  • Selecting A Funeral Home: Four Things To Consider

    27 April 2017

    Whether you are pre-planning your own funeral or you need to arrange services for a loved one, finding the right funeral home for the services is important. Before deciding on a location, there are several factors you'll need to take into consideration. Here are just some things to keep in mind as you begin your search for a funeral home in your area. Available Amenitites You'll want to think of the comfort of those attending the wake and funeral when selecting a funeral home.