One big question comes up when planning the modern-day end-of-life arrangements: cremation or burial? Here is a look at a few of the reasons cremation can be more logical for modern funeral planners.
Cremation better suits the more mobile lifestyle of modern-day families.
If you have ever done any genealogical research into your family history, you may be surprised at how common it was for families to pretty much stay in the same areas for many generations.
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4 Tips For Planning A Funeral
Conducting funeral services is one of the most important forms of ceremonies people perform. Even if you're working with a funeral services provider, it's a good idea to prepare for some of the basics of the process. These four pointers will help you handle funeral services in an orderly and thoughtful manner:
Venue and Space
Where a funeral will be held is as important as the service itself. It's wise to figure out early on how many folks will be in attendance.
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The Cremation Option: An Introduction
Losing a loved one is an extremely difficult time in anyone's life. Not only do you have to deal with the loss of an individual extremely close to you and your family, you must also make decisions about how to dispose of the remains. One option that has become more and more frequently seen is cremation. This article provides some of the basic facts about cremation and will help you decide if it's a good choice in your situation.
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3 Factors To Consider When Planning A Celebration Of Life After Cremation
The loss of a loved one can be physically, emotionally, and even financially overwhelming. Not only will you experience numerous emotions, but the loss of this person can also create confusion when it comes to arranging their funeral. While funerals and burials are traditional, cremation is becoming a popular option. Because it is easier and more affordable, it is easy to see why cremation is on the rise.
Unfortunately, there is a common misconception that a memorial service of some sort is not permitted when a person is cremated.
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