Planning A Beautiful Service

• Get Through Your Grief With These Tips

  29 March 2016

  After a loved one has died, it is natural that you will grieve their loss. However, it is important to do what you can so that you aren't debilitated by your own grief. Here are some of the ways to make it through this difficult time. Take Care of Your Personal Needs When someone close to you has passed away, you may not feel the desire to take care of your own personal needs.

• 4 Ways Technology Is Changing The Look Of Funerals

  29 February 2016

  While the tradition of funerals often remains constant, technology has brought some new innovations that help to provide comfort for grieving friends and families. Here are just a few advances to keep in mind when planning a funeral service for a loved one. Live Streaming Funeral Services Live streaming makes it possible for friends and family from all over the country to be present at the funeral services without having to travel.

• Similarities And Differences Between Cremation And Embalming Services

  17 February 2016

  If you have recently lost a loved one, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the number of funeral options available. However, the two most common types of funeral services are the standard embalming of a body or cremation. Here a few similarities and differences between the two services so that you can effectively compare them: Memorial Service A memorial service can be performed for a cremation as well as for a body that has been embalmed.

• Use These Three Suggestions to Avoid Stress While Planning a Funeral

  3 February 2016

  Having to plan a funeral for someone you care deeply about can be overwhelming. Here are a few suggestions that can help you prevent hardships so that the funeral can proceed without causing you more stress than you can handle. Divide Up the Work to Avoid Being Overwhelmed You may have loved someone so much that you feel personally responsible for planning every aspect of their funeral. However, you may just not feel well enough to do everything by yourself.

• Minimizing Funeral Costs

  21 January 2016

  Planning a funeral can be an emotionally and financially draining experience, and although only your friends and family can help ease the emotional strain, this guide can help minimize the financial drain.  The first step in planning any event is to determine the budget. Theaverage funeral with burial costs about $8,500 and the average funeral with cremation costs about $6,000. Many people prepay some funeral costs or have life insurance that can help pay for the funeral, so be sure to identify all financial sources before making any purchases or signing contracts.