Green Cremation Resources

If you find yourself faced with decisions about hospice care during the pandemic, here are five things everyone should know.

Choosing an Executor of your will is an important decision. Check out our 5 Tips For Choosing An Executor.

When it comes to your health, your family’s well-being and your end-of-life wishes you’ve got to advocate on your own behalf for several good reasons.

Are you trying to figure out how to plan your own funeral? If yes, you should check out our helpful guide by clicking right here.

End of life services and arrangements aren’t what most people want to think about in their free time, but getting these affairs in order is extremely important. We’re making the process a little easier with advice on what you can do to plan ahead and when it’s best to take each step.

Making end of life arrangements in advance isn’t something people like to think about, but if 2020 taught us anything it’s that life can be unpredictable. One way that you can make things easier to manage despite the unknowns is funeral planning.

If it’s your first holiday season without a loved one, it can feel empty and incomplete. Keep reading to find ways to manage grief during the holidays.

If you know someone who has lost a loved one here are a few ways to send support when you can’t be there for the memorial.

COVID-19 has changed how we mourn the loss of a loved one. Sharing our grief is an important part of the healing process. Plan ahead to host a safe memorial.

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!