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What Happens When a Family Doesn’t Get the Remains
After a cremation, families typically bury the remains, scatter them or store them in an urn. But there’s one option that many choose yet few talk about.
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After a cremation, families typically bury the remains, scatter them or store them in an urn. But there’s one option that many choose yet few talk about.
Getting death certificates is absolutely necessary, and it’s something you need to be familiar with while making arrangements. If you’re asking, How Many Death Certificates Should I Get? Keep reading!
Would you rather scatter your loved ones ashes somewhere meaningful instead of holding on to them? Here are a few places that are appropriate.
It is never easy to write a eulogy. Hopefully, this advice at least makes it a little easier so that the experience is as positive as it can be.
Green cremation is an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional cremation. Check out this guide to learn more about the process.
An obituary is one of the most personal things you’ll ever write. As long as it expresses the sentiment you want that’s all that matters.
Who should you tell about your loss? And how should you tell them? Here are a few helpful tips that can make communicating your loss to others a little easier.
If your family has chosen to cremate a loved one, you’re probably wondering what the timeline will look like. Here’s when their cremated remains will be ready.
Cremation services are rising in popularity for a reason. Here’s why so many people are choosing this affordable, more eco friendly option for their loved ones.
Mourning from a distance is a completely new concept. In this post, we’re sharing some of our best advice on how to feel present when you have to mourn from a distance.
Most people die at home or in a nearby facility. But What Happens When Someone Dies Away From Home? Keep reading and we’ll explain…
With so many urn options available today, it’s easy to get decision fatigue when choosing an urn. Here is the advice that we give to help families.
A Choice Mutual survey found that financial reasons are the top influencer of funeral services for 13% of people. To be clear, cost is a
Losing someone you love sucks – working with a funeral home doesn’t have to. We became the highest-rated funeral home in Texas by using our simple 8-step cremation process.
No one wants to think about their life coming to an end, but the one thing that’s more unsettling is the thought that your end-of-life wishes won’t be carried out.
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