Choosing between burial and cremation is one of the funeral-related decisions that you may spend the most time debating with yourself. There are a number of advantages to each approach, which can make it a challenge to decide. Additionally, family members may be attempting to influence your decision based on their preferences. It can be helpful to truly think about yourself during this process, as you might be a certain type of person for which cremation simply makes sense.…
When someone passes away in their youth, there is understandably an outpouring of love and compassion for the grieving family. However, when someone dies in their old age, sometimes the support is not as clear and pronounced. When you’re attending the funeral for an elderly person who has passed away, it’s important to avoid making these common mistakes that can make the bereaved family members feel worse.
Stop! Don’t Avoid the Friends of the Deceased…
When pre-planning your funeral, you have a lot of choices to make. One of those choices is whether to be buried or cremated. Cremation is an option that works for some people, but not all, so you’ll want to know more about this option before you make a decision. Here are just some things to keep in mind to help guide you in the decision-making process.
You Can Still Have An Open-Casket Viewing…
