A quiet chapel inside most funeral homes is often the venue of a memorial service. Although it is built for clients of different religious backgrounds and denominations, you are bound to be invited to such chapel to attend a Christian memorial. If you are not one, you can quietly observe the services that are specifically arranged to honor the life and beliefs of the one who passed. Read more
Planning for funeral services can be a hectic time for the family especially since while doing so, they have to come to terms with the loss of their beloved member and deal with their grief. Read more
Before you start ranting about the steep price quotes given by funeral homes for your loved one to have the respectable funeral they deserve, take a look at some of the details stated therein. Read more
Just as people evade the grim task of funeral planning in the event of their demise, they are as touchy about preparing their will. Little do they know that the price they pay for putting it off can be steep. Read more
Planning for funeral services when you are in a state of shock or grief over the death of a love one can make the task even more daunting. Even if the responsibility has fallen on your shoulders alone, you can benefit more if you bring along a friend when meeting with a funeral director. Read more
Families who do not wish to harm the environment while putting their loved ones to rest, may incorporate greener options into their funeral planning. The exposure of funeral home workers to hazardous embalming chemicals, for instance, can be done away with if they choose to have the body refrigerated instead. Read more
Most funeral homes are family businesses that are as much a part of some towns as their landmarks. Owners pass on the business to their children and this can go on for generations. Along with their dedication, they also pass on the challenges that comes with the territory. One of which is the nonpayment for the services they rendered. Read more
Funeral Pre planning is often the subject of concern of the elderly who would not wish to impose on their family the burden of arranging and paying for their funeral. Read more
Writing obituaries is more tricky than you might think so no matter how good a writer you may be or how well you know the family or the deceased person, there are still a few lines that you may want to think twice before crossing. Read more
