Are you considering pre-planning your funeral? If so, there are a few misconceptions to get out of the way so you can go through the process as an educated buyer. Take a look at some of the most common misconceptions about pre-planned funeral services. Myth: You can’t make changes to your plans after they are made. The funeral service arrangements you make now may not be the same funeral services you would make in the future. Read More»
If you choose cremation for a recently departed loved one, the funeral home will return the cremains (ashes) of the body to you. You must then decide what to do with them. Some people inter them into a grave after a brief graveside service. Others choose to scatter them over a favorite spot or into the sea. While those are excellent choices, there are also many unique ways to create the final destination for the cremains. Read More»
People choose to be cremated over traditional burial for many reasons. Whether it is for religious purposes, to save money, or simply a personal preference, cremation can bring about a few questions. Take a look at common questions people tend to have regarding cremation services as they make their own final arrangements. Can you still have a funeral if you choose cremation? In the event you prefer to be cremated, you can hold a funeral service before the cremation takes place. Read More»
Funeral planning is one of those things that first-timers can have a difficult time with. The process can seem overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes. Funeral home directors see these mistakes and oversights all the time, and they do their best to help you avoid them. However, it’s important that you understand what you can expect right from the start. Here’s a look at a few of the things that you need to know about funeral planning to help you avoid some of the most common mistakes. Read More»
When you are planning your own funeral, you may feel a little weird at some points during the process. Whether you are planning for an event that you don’t anticipate occurring for many decades or facing the inevitable during a serious illness, it can be strange to plan a service that you won’t be around to witness. Many people forget to plan a very important part of the memorial service: the funeral program. Read More»