The most common concept about cremation ashes is that they need to be scattered, but this is not the only option available to you. If you are keen to keep hold of the ashes after a cremation or you are looking to have them interred, then choosing a special ashes urn may be the decision that works best for you.
When COVID-19 hit, many of us were left without the ability to say goodbye to loved ones that passed away, meaning that grieving and closure became harder to achieve. However, now restrictions have eased, it may be a good time to start planning the memorial service they deserve.
When you learn that someone has died, your first thought will be to contact the people that loved them to offer your condolences. However, knowing what to say and do can be difficult, especially when you want to offer the best possible grief support.
Knowing how to arrange a funeral is not a skill many of us have unless we have been through the process before – this can make it feel scary, especially when you are working through your own grief.
When you think about what a traditional funeral is, you may think about mourners who arrive dressed in black, traditional caskets and formal, religious services, but are they still important parts of how we arrange funerals in the UK? We took a look at some of the most commonly requested funeral trends to find out.
When it comes to arranging a funeral, you will need to contact a funeral director and arrange an initial meeting. You can usually expect to get an appointment quite quickly, as funeral directors understand the need to provide you with the best level of support during this difficult time.
