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10 Sympathy Gifts for Loss of Wife

July 24, 2023April 30, 2020 by Aubrey Bauer

You’re looking for sympathy gifts for loss of wife, which means that you know someone who’s just lost their better half.

It’s a sad situation, and while you don’t want to spend too much time pondering over a gift, you still want to offer your loved one something special to let them know you’re here for them during this difficult time.

So we’ve done the work for you. Below, we’ve put together a list of the most heartfelt gift ideas we could find for someone who is grieving over the loss of their wife.

Each gift is of the highest quality, crafted to provide him a sense of comfort even when there is seemingly none to be found.

10 Best Cowboy Cremation Urns for Ashes

September 24, 2024April 27, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

Cowboy Cremation Urns are the ideal memorial tribute for a cattle-ropin’, horse-ridin’, boot wearin’, all-American cowboy. Below we’ve collected ten different cremation urns with themes and designs which can be meaningful as a representation of the life and passions of your beloved cowboy.

Inside a Mausoleum: Photos, FAQs, and More

July 24, 2023April 23, 2020 by Aubrey Bauer

Today we’re going to take a look inside a mausoleum.

Whether you are considering future planning options, thinking of getting into the funeral or cemetery business, or are simply curious, you’ll want to know what the inside of a mausoleum is like.

Let’s explore together as we check out the insides of several different mausoleums, from different corners of the country, to provide you with an “insider’s” look at their different characteristics and aesthetics.

We’ll look at photos, talk more about the history and purpose of mausoleums, and answer all the pertinent questions you have about mausoleums (but were too afraid to ask!)

Let’s get started!

How to Make a Memory Jar for a Funeral Keepsake

October 31, 2024April 16, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

A memory jar is a popular and meaningful memorial idea that celebrates the memories you shared with your departed loved one.

This project is not only a tribute to a loved one’s life and legacy. It also serves as a source of comfort to the grieving family as they get to read and treasure up all the important memories.

Let’s talk about how you can create this simple memorial for yourself or to give to a grieving family member.

Cremation Urns with Flowers for the Gardener

Flower Urns for Ashes to Honor the Gardener or Flower Lover

September 24, 2024April 14, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

“Anthophilia” is the love of flowers. Below, we have selected the very best flower cremation urns for ashes for your consideration as a memorial to your beloved gardener or flower lover.

If your wife, mother, grandmother, or other loved one was devoted to flowers, you’ll find the perfect floral tribute among our collection of flower cremation urns.

These are ideal for anyone who loved gardening, flowers in general, or a particular variety such as roses, lilies, carnations, and many other types.

How To Start A Funeral Fund In 5 Easy Steps

September 24, 2024April 10, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

Planning ahead for your funeral expenses is a great idea. There are several ways to do this, and one of the best and easiest is to start a funeral fund. Here’s how to start a funeral fund in 5 easy steps.

10 Sympathy Gifts for Loss of Husband

July 24, 2023April 9, 2020 by Aubrey Bauer

Today we’re going to highlight ten of the best and most meaningful sympathy gifts for loss of husband.

Maybe you know someone who’s just been widowed, and you want more than anything to try and lift their spirits, if only just a little bit. You’re hoping to find this person something special.

So you need a sympathy gift that serves not only as a memorial to their late husband, but also as a reminder to your friend that you’re thinking of them during this difficult time.

We want to help you do just that! So below we’ve featured 10 thoughtful sympathy gifts for the loss of a husband. Each of these gift ideas is equal in both quality and meaning.

Check Out These Embalming Alternatives That Avoid Formaldehyde

September 24, 2024April 2, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

Embalming is still a very common and popular option provided by funeral homes and morticians.

But the standard embalming practice uses formaldehyde, which has many downsides and we think it’s on the way out. Here we take a look at embalming alternatives that avoid formaldehyde.

Death Anniversary: How to Remember & Celebrate Your Loved One

July 24, 2023March 19, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

A death anniversary is a peculiar sort of holiday.

After all, how can you “celebrate” a life that is gone, one you so dearly miss? How do you grieve, yet heal? Can you remember a loved one without becoming overwhelmed, or should you try to ignore or forget the day they died?

Or what if you are the friend of someone whose spouse or child has died. How do you comfort them on the anniversary of their loved one’s death? Should you do or say anything?

Here are some thoughts on how to remember loved ones as the years go by.

How Weddings and Funerals Are Surprisingly Similar

September 24, 2024March 13, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

It might be a weird thought, but have you ever noticed how weddings and funerals are surprisingly similar?

Let’s talk about this.

31 Morbid-But-Funny Funeral Jokes & One-Liners

July 24, 2023March 7, 2020 by Daniel Szczesniak

You just have to admit it: Death is absurd. Funerals can be weird; funny, even.

God has, for some reason, granted us life, numbered our days, and given many of us a steak of dark humor.

If that’s you, read on! If not, well, uh… don’t.

Here are 31 somewhat dark but otherwise harmless (and hilarious) funeral jokes and one-liners.

Funeral Reception Etiquette: What to Expect, Say, and Do

October 31, 2024February 27, 2020 by Aubrey Bauer

Wondering about proper funeral reception etiquette? The answer is probably “yes” if you’ve just attended the service of a loved one, and now you’re on your way to the reception.

Perhaps you’re at a loss for words following the emotion of the day, and you’re not sure what to expect at the reception. You think it’s going to be a bit more laid back than the funeral, and you’re probably right.

But you still might have some questions about what to say and do at the reception. And of course you need the answers fast. We’re here to help with our funeral reception etiquette guide.

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