Category: Memorialization
Life & Death Celebration: Dia de los Muertos
The Day of the Dead is about remembering and celebrating the lives of people who have passed. Despite an abundance of skeletons and skull decor, it is not a morbid holiday but a chance to share favorite memories and teach younger family members about their departed ancestors. Read more about Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead in Spanish).
Read MoreEmbracing the Serenity: Exploring the Beauty and Significance of Cemeteries
Cemeteries offer tranquility and beauty. They are where we go to honor loved ones and to reflect on the lives they lived. Yet somehow, cemeteries have earned a reputation as spooky or scary. Not true! Find out how pop culture influenced our view of these sacred spaces and explore a few notable cemeteries.
Read MoreDecorating Your Loved One’s Headstone This Fall
As the crisp breeze of autumn sweeps through the air, many of us feel a deep connection to our loved ones who've passed on. With its rich hues and comforting scents, the fall season presents the perfect opportunity to celebrate their favorite autumn memories.
Read MoreGuide to Funeral Etiquette
Funerals require proper etiquette and specific behaviors reserved for the event's solemnity. Etiquette is more than good manners; it’s about treating others courteously and respectfully. Here's a concise guide to answer your key questions about funeral etiquette.
Read MoreCelebrating Life: Funeral Directors as Event Planners
From themed memorial services to meticulous attention to detail, funeral directors provide incredible value and service as event planners for families saying goodbye to a loved one. Discover how funeral directors go above and beyond to create one-of-a-kind celebrations of life.
Read MoreAnswers to FAQ about Death Certificates
Death certificates are the only legal proof of someone’s passing. Closing accounts, probating an estate, and dozens of other necessary tasks would be impossible without them. Get answers to the most frequently asked questions, including how, when, and where they’re issued.
Read MoreHonor Loved Ones at Your Family Reunion
Family reunions are perfect for celebrating our connections, strengthening bonds, and creating lasting memories. This blog offers practical tips for planning a family reunion that brings people together and pays tribute to those no longer with us. Honoring their memory can create a meaningful and inclusive experience to cherish. Keep reading to learn more.
Read MoreWhat To Do When You Lose Your Best Friend
Many of us consider our relationships with our best friends among the most important in our lives. And when they pass away, our pain is as intense as losing a blood relative. Here are suggestions on how to gently start to heal when your best buddy dies.
Read MoreElaborate Mausoleums You Have to See to Believe
For centuries, only certain individuals were entitled to be interred within massive and elaborate mausoleums: royalty, military commanders, and heads of state. Here’s a look at some final resting places you must see to believe.
Read MoreParting Stone Is a Touchable Connection After Cremation
Parting Stone creates solidified remains from your loved one’s ashes. The result is a collection of beautiful, polished “stones” as unique as your loved one. As seen on “Shark Tank,” Parting Stones are becoming popular for families who want a tangible connection with loved ones to display, scatter, or share. Keep reading to learn more.
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