Asian Funeral Customs That Funeral Homes Must Know

Posted on 30 July 2021

As Australia's Asian population continues to rise, more funeral homes have incorporated Asian funerals in their services to capture a broader market. However, you cannot just print and send brochures to clients claiming that you offer Asian funeral services. You must first understand the culture and how funeral services are conducted. Notably, Asian funerals have unique traditions and rituals that you must follow strictly. This article highlights Asian funeral customs that funeral homes must know. [Read More]

A Beginner's Guide to Monuments and Memorials

Posted on 30 April 2021

If you're looking for a way to remember someone who has died, there are many different options. Memorials and monuments can be built of metal, stone or other materials. When it comes to memorialising those who have passed away, the choices are wide-ranging — here is a quick guide to the most popular ways in which people honour their memories. A statue If you want people to remember a person forever as they were during your life, there's no better option than commissioning a statue of them. [Read More]

3 Key Roles of a Crematorium Funeral Director

Posted on 16 March 2021

The death of a loved one is something that anybody will struggle to cope with. Even those who are emotionally and physically strong need some support. Funeral homes offer support to help families navigate the difficult grieving process. Thus, if a deceased person's last wish was to be cremated, you need to approach a crematorium funeral director. Most people think that a crematorium director is in charge of all operations in a funeral home. [Read More]

Cremation Service Questions to Discuss with Your Funeral Director

Posted on 30 December 2020

If you have recently started a new job or you have moved to a higher level at your current job, you may see insurance options for burial. You may also find that not only do you have burial policy options but you also have funeral pre-planning options. The pre-planning options often deal with both traditional burial and cremation services. If you are considering cremation as an option, there are a few specific points you need to discuss with your funeral director. [Read More]

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Planning Your Own Funeral

No one likes to think that one day they will be deceased, but it is a fact which no one can escape. If you are worried about the impact your own death could have on your family and friends, and you are worried about burdening them with the task of planning your funeral, you have come to the right place. On this blog, we will provide people with lots of useful info and tips which will help them to consider every aspect of their own funeral. We aren't professionals but we have carried out lots of research. We hope this blog helps you to plan for when you are no longer here.

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