Things to Consider
The History of Cremation
Although burial is the norm in some places, cremation has been a prominent last rite for just as long, and in a number of cultures, it was actually the preferred method of memorializing the deceased.
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Although burial is the norm in some places, cremation has been a prominent last rite for just as long, and in a number of cultures, it was actually the preferred method of memorializing the deceased.
COVID-19 is taking a toll on all Texans, every sector of the economy has been affected. Few industries have been more impacted than the funeral industry.
Looking for an eco-friendly natural burial in Austin, Texas? Green Cremation Texas has made connections with natural burial sites, like Eloise Woods in Austin.
Nature preserves across the country are beginning to get on board with green burial services by giving families an alternative type of burial.
Interested in green funeral options? Many aspects of a traditional funeral are far from eco-friendly. The coffin alone can require a lot of energy and natural resources to create. Once it’s placed in the ground many of those materials won’t decompose and may even pollute the surrounding area.
Death is a difficult topic for many of us. But, perhaps having an answer to the very uncomfortable question, “how is a body prepared for cremation,” can be a starting point.
Technology is changing the way we live our lives, and now it’s changing how we end them. As more people realize the ecological impact of traditional burials, the demand for green end of life services is increasing around the country.
Did you know that you can create funeral cremation plans to make it easier on your loved ones when you pass away? Here’s a helpful checklist for creating yours.
Are you at a loss for how to plan a tasteful and unforgettable cremation memorial service? Here are some ceremony and memorial ideas to inspire you.
Conservation burial is a relatively new concept that is now available in western North Carolina. Keep reading to learn more.
Washington State is home the flagship funeral home for a process most commonly known as human composting. You don’t want to miss this!
Ever wondered how long a funeral home can hold a body before burial? If so, we’re here to help. Click here to find out the answer to your question!
In case you’re wondering, yes, morticians live in the funeral home and here’s why. To find out more about this, click here!
Burials are becoming a thing of the past. Based on the current trends, funerals of the future will be more diverse and the processes will be more natural.
Many people have heard of embalming fluid and know that it’s part of preserving a body for a funeral, but do you know what embalming fluid actually is? And did you know that embalming isn’t always necessary? Or that embalming isn’t common in many other countries?
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