Families
Blog posts relevant to families that have experienced the loss of a loved one
January 5, 2025
Children grieve differently and ways of expression also differ from those of grownups. Children between 6-12 years of age are considered more vulnerable, their maturity of thoughts allows them to understand the concept of death, whereas immaturity renders them unable to cope with the situation. They might not measure how big of deal death is or express their feelings in words and will need guidance to do so properly, guidance needs to start right from […]
December 18, 2024
New Year’s time is usually one for reflection, times of renewal, and celebration. Adding into that the remembrances of love, with a touch of culture, makes New Year tributes very personal and warm. A Tribute for New Year can be both unique and respectful, offering a celebration of life for your loved one while respectfully remembering their cultural identity with the presences of traditions and customs from their heritage. This article looks at how the […]
December 18, 2024
Music has that incredible ability to bring out feelings, memories that might remain in people’s hearts, and even bring people together. During New Year memorial services, music becomes a way to pay honor to the dead and to give comfort to those who are grieving. The type of music one chooses for a New Year memorial sets an atmosphere to remember. New Year memorial music brings comfort and helps people with grief. The universal language […]
August 19, 2024
It is important to preserve family history in a funeral keepsake. We outline what to include to highlight a loved one’s genealogy on a memorial card.
February 27, 2024
Celebrating a loved one is essential to keep their memory alive, and you can do it in the digital age. Keep your loved one’s memory alive online.