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At-need simply means that the deceased did not make prior arrangements for their funeral and interment prior to their death. Unfortunately, this is the case with many South Florida funerals, particularly when the loved one passes unexpectedly. The post At-Need Funeral Guide for an Unexpected Death in South Florida appeared first on The Gardens.
Our nation’s military veterans served their country in life, and when they pass on, they deserve a veteran funeral ceremony that honors their military service. For these men and women who sacrificed so much, family members want to plan a veteran funeral service that is fit for a hero, but they may not know how to honor a veteran. The post 6 Ways to Honor a Veteran at a Veteran Funeral Service appeared first on The Gardens.
Keeping your departed loved one's memory alive is an important way to honor them and help you and others grieve. Memorial scrapbooks and other remembrance ideas for deceased loved ones are helpful ways to keep their memory alive. Crafting scrapbooks and other remembrances can be therapeutic, but it can also be draining. The post Making a Memorial Scrapbook: Remembrance Ideas for Deceased appeared first on The Gardens.
Societies have long turned to artists to help process grief communally. When people must come to terms with catastrophic and large-scale tragedies like wars, famine, genocide, or other horrors, we turn to artists to create statues or other works of art that help us remember and reflect upon those collective losses. The post Grief Art: Expressing Grief Through Art Therapy appeared first on The Gardens.
The death of a loved one is overwhelming, and most of us don't know what to do when someone dies. One of the most difficult tasks can be sorting through the belongings of your lost loved one. Getting rid of their things can be painful because it feels like you are throwing away your memories together and removing the traces of their life. Their things feel like more than just "stuff." The post After the Death of a Loved One – Tips for Sorting Their Belongings appeared first on The Gardens.
Supporting a grieving friend can be daunting. We worry that we may not do or say the right thing. Every gesture seems inadequate given the huge loss our friend faces. We may be dealing with our own feelings about the loss, which makes it even more challenging to know how to express our sympathy. The post Gift Ideas for Grieving Friend: Sending the Perfect Care Package appeared first on The Gardens.
We all know about the superstitions surrounding cemeteries — don't walk on the grass, don't knock on the headstones, and don't stay after dark. But are any of these actually true? Let's take a look at 6 cemetery superstitions and see if there's any merit to them. The post 6 Cemetery Superstitions That Are Not True appeared first on The Gardens.
When reviewing cremation options, either for end-of-life planning for yourself or the immediate need of a loved one, you may wonder if there are cemeteries that can provide a final resting place for people who choose cremation. The post Different Cemetery Options for Cremation appeared first on The Gardens.
A funeral home director is responsible for every aspect of funeral care. They must work with the family of the deceased to plan, coordinate, and execute a funeral service from beginning to end. This can include supervising or performing duties related to embalming, cremation, and burial as well as a number of customer service and administrative responsibilities. The post What Makes the Best Funeral Director? appeared first on The Gardens.
We all deal with grief in our own way. After the death of a loved one, you may feel overwhelmed and wonder if your experience is normal. There is no one true way to experience grief. We all have different coping methods, relationships with the deceased, faith or belief systems, and life experiences. The post Blog: Top Myths About Grief Debunked appeared first on The Gardens.
