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How to Plan a Meaningful Memorial Service

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  Memorial services bring the entire family together so they can grieve, find comfort in one another, and honor a loved one’s memory. A meaningful service can help with the healing process, allowing people to say their final goodbyes and accept the loss. At Simply Cremations, we have experienced funeral directors and staff members that can help you plan the best service possible. Here are some tips to consider: 1. Follow the Deceased’s Wishes   Many people leave instructions or pre-plan their funeral service. Following a deceased loved one’s wishes is the best way to honor them. Check to see if they have left behind any written instructions or mentioned their wishes to family members. You should also get in touch with local funeral homes to see if they have any plans in place. 2. Personalize the Memorial Service Personalize the service incorporating what the deceased into the memorial service. For example, if your loved one was fond of a particular band, play appropria...

Modern Ways to Memorialize a Loved One

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Humans form deep connections with their friends and family. Even death doesn't break this connection and you continue to remember a loved one for a long time. Many family members memorialize a deceased individual in unique and meaningful ways. At Simply Cremations, we encourage this practice as it can help with the healing process. Here’s a look at some of the most modern ways to memorialize a loved one: 1. Planting a Tree We’re all concerned about the environment and want to do our part to lighten the burden on our planet. Planting a tree in a loved one’s name is a great way to memorialize them and contribute to a good cause. Trees can last for decades, if not centuries. They will continue to grow and thrive even after you are gone, which makes them a perfect memorial. A representation of your loved one will linger on this earth for a long time if you plant a tree in their name. 2. Donate What better way to memorialize a loved one than to help others in their nam...