All about urns and cremation

Contacting the funeral home, shopping for cremation urns, organizing family gatherings – there’s a lot to do when a loved one dies. For most folks, it may be the first time they’re handling all these important decisions! Having some guidance can make a big difference and help relieve stress during the process. This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to write an obituary so you have one less thing to worry about. Eulogy and Obituary – Not the Same Thing Before you get ahead of yourself, it’s important to recognize that an obituary is not the same thing as a...

The grieving process is different for everyone. For most, the loss of a loved one can feel like the whole world has been thrown off its axis – routines change, it’s hard to focus, and overwhelming sadness sets in. While there are many resources for working through grief, one aspect that often gets lost in the shuffle is self-care. Follow these 5 tips for maintaining self-care during the grieving process – you just might find that caring for yourself can actually help you find peace and adapt to the new normal. Keep mealtimes regular. It’s normal to indulge in extra...

Death is a tough topic to bring up for many people, regardless of age. But for children, it’s usually the first time they’re experiencing the loss of a loved one – which makes the whole experience that much more important to discuss and process with a trusted adult.

We often think of memorials as being permanent and unchangeable. While a memorial itself is intended to be forever, the specific design itself can change over time. A cremation urn is designed to be adaptable, meaning you can always remove the cremation ashes and transfer them to a new receptacle.