4 Things To Know About Paying For Cremation
The cremation process is a complex one with many different aspects. It can get costly and confusing, especially for those who have never experienced it before. Some people prepay for their cremations to lessen the burden on their family. We understand many cannot make that happen and will be expected to pay at the time services are completed. At the risk of paying too much, we want you to know a few details before making those important cremation decisions. Follow this guide for a brief overview of what you should expect when the time comes.
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How to Fly With Cremated Remains
Understanding the requirements and necessary steps to flying with cremated remains may feel like another stressful process during an already difficult time. Many people have never flown with an urn. The chaos of scheduling flights, funeral accommodations, and communication with family and friends sometimes, understandably, leaves important flying details forgotten. Airlines allow transportation of cremated remains with certain restrictions. TSA has a clear screening process for cremains while remaining respectful and careful. We’ve created a guide to follow before your journey to make sure you feel prepared.
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Guide to Writing a Eulogy
A eulogy is defined as “a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly, typically someone who has just died”. Eulogies are usually given at a funeral, memorial service, or celebration of life for someone who has recently passed away. They focus on stories, accomplishments, and traits of that person that make them special. While it is very emotional to deliver a eulogy, it can provide clarity and peace to friends and family. Speaking on the deceased’s life, legacy, teachings, and tributes set how they will be remembered indefinitely. If you are asked to write a eulogy and feel unsure, we are here to help
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What You Need to Know About Scattering Ashes
Some like to cast the remains into the wind at a sacred family location. Others want to release into the ocean where the deceased loved to spend free time.The details of the ceremony can be modified so it is exactly in your image, honoring your special person the best way possible. You have many options. Traditional methods include casting over land and water. Some choose to bury the remains in a low trench, or rake them into the soil. Third-party services will even launch them into space or work them into a piece of jewelry.
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What Is a Celebration of Life?
When a loved one passes, the need to say goodbye and commemorate their beautiful life is very important to the healing process. Funerals are a traditional and honorary way to leave the deceased at peace. Formal etiquette and traditions can help put everyone at ease during a difficult time. More unique memorialization ceremonies are gaining popularity, such as cremation services or ash scatterings. These provide more freedom in personalizing the experience tailored to your special person. Alternative to the somber tones of a traditional service, some choose a Celebration of Life.
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The Cremation Process
Deciding the most special and appropriate way to honor your loved one after they pass can be an overwhelming process. There are many options and details to plan out. Knowing the complete process of funerals, burial, cremation, or whatever you decide is a good way to start narrowing down your options. Cremation is a population option for those who want a tangible memorialization of their special person. Unlike the burial process, it can somewhat be a mystery what happens during cremation. Understanding the technicalities of cremation can help ease the anxiety about the process and lead you to a confident decision.
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How Do I Choose a Cremation Urn?
When a special person passes away, emotions are high and things begin to change. We know how grief and sadness can takeover after the loss of someone special. We want to help make the memorializing process special and without worry. Choosing an urn can be an overwhelming process if you’re unsure where to start. There is an inexhaustible amount of options that can be hard to narrow down. Asking the right questions and following a few guidelines can help you decide the best way to honor your loved one.
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