There are several common misconceptions about funerals. Here are some important ones to consider and address when planning a service.
When we lose someone we love, feeling sad is natural. Funerals offer a supportive space where we can openly experience and process our grief.
Taking a few hours to honor the person who has passed and to support their loved ones is not an inconvenience—it's an important and meaningful act.
A funeral can be held before cremation, whether the body is present or not. Many cremations involve embalmed bodies.
Non-religious ceremonies can be just as meaningful and healing. Funerals should reflect the wishes of the loved one, but also consider the needs of the living.
Anyone who can love can also mourn. Children deserve the opportunity to attend funerals and say goodbye.
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