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Helping Your Kids Say Goodbye to a Grandparent
Helping Your Kids Say Goodbye to a Grandparent If your kids are lucky enough, they’ll get to spend several years enjoying their grandparents’ company. However, since their grandparents are probably the oldest family members in your children’s lives, it’s likely that they’ll have to say goodbye to these beloved family members sooner than they’d like.…
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Creating a Space to Remember a Person After Cremation
Where burial was once the standard, many people now prefer to be cremated when they die, with 66 percent of Australians now choosing this option. There are many reasons for cremation becoming a more popular choice, for example, concerns about land use and other environmental concerns, but a gradual change in social norms is one of the…
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How to Decide Where to Scatter Your Loved One’s Ashes
Deciding where to scatter your loved one’s ashes after cremation is a very personal decision, and the process will look different for everyone. Some families might have a definite idea of where their loved one’s ashes should be scattered, some might have received direction from their relative before they passed and others might have no…
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Unique Cremation Keepsakes You May Not Know About
Over the last few decades, there have been many changes in urns and cremation services. These changes have opened the door for an increasing number of more personalised ways to keep your loved one’s cremains safe and cherished. If you are looking for something that is different and more unique than the traditional options, here are…
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Final Tribute – What to Include in an Obituary
An obituary is one of the many ways that you can honour a loved one after death. Importantly, it also allows those who the deceased has lost contact with to be made aware of their passing. In the modern day, obituaries appear both in local papers and online. Today’s more experienced funeral directors are also…