Sympathy cards are often written as soon as you learned that someone you know has lost a loved one. They can then be delivered with accompaniments, such as flowers, drinks, or food. It is a thoughtful way to let them know that you are there for them. Though, sometimes...
Most psychologists unanimously agree that it may take up to 18 months on average for people to not experience significant levels of grief. During this period, most people report that their life may have returned to near normal even though they haven’t forgotten the...
Music can be a powerful element to include in your memorial or funeral service, to make the ceremony particularly personal and meaningful. More and more people are choosing to use their own music to reflect a meaningful relationship shared with the deceased or leave...
Funerals are part and parcel of life, but most people might have little knowledge about it. There can be plenty of misconceptions, taboos and myths surrounding death so it is always good to gain a few pointers – especially when early funeral planning is often...
While most people would be focused on casket services or religious customs during funeral planning, they might not put much thought into an after-death process such as embalming. However, it is also a crucial aspect to take note of because it helps to facilitate...
We plan for important stages in life like getting married and retirement, but what about planning for the inevitable? When we die, our loved ones may be overwhelmed by emotions and grief. In most cases, they will be consulting with a funeral director and mulling over...
