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Simply Cremations & Memorial Services recognizes that planning a funeral ceremony for a departed family member or loved one involves making multiple selections. However, an increasing number of individuals nowadays favour cremation. When preplanning, you can explain all of your objectives and expectations to our funeral director to better understand the services they provide. This professional will guide you in making your decisions and ensure you obtain the required plan and services. The Various Types of Caskets Many persons are uncertain whether a casket is essential for the funeral. Yes, however, the casket does not need to be similar to the one used at a funeral ceremony. Caskets made of oak or metal may be expensive, and if you want to be cremated, a basic wooden or cardboard casket will suffice. These are generally offered by third-party businesses and come in several forms, including: Engineered wood Semi-metal Wood Metal Biodegradable You can choose a standard or custom ca...

A funeral director, also known as an undertaker, is commonly misunderstood in various ways. At Simply Cremations & Funeral Services, we'd like to address and dispel some common misunderstandings and misconceptions. 1. They Are Only Concerned With Profit While funerals can be expensive and directors earn a livelihood from what they do, different occupations allow for this without needing empathy or understanding. Funeral directors might find themselves working holidays and weekends and being mentally and emotionally exhausted. If they are in it just for the money, they are in the wrong business! 2. They Exude a "Creepy" Vibe While some funeral directors may align with this stereotype, the majority are ordinary people who have grown far more hopeful due to their interactions with mortality. 3. They Spend All Their Days Examining Deceased Individuals There are several misunderstandings regarding funeral directors' duties, including soothing the deceased's relativ...

At Simply Cremations & Funeral Services, we frequently receive inquiries about whether all caskets are the same size. The fact is that you can get caskets in various sizes. If you want a casket for a deceased loved one, a standard-sized one would generally do. However, if the deceased is much bigger, a huge casket will be required. There is no need for an elaborate casket if there is to be a cremation. A simple one would work, as there will be no burial. The Dimensions Of A Standard Casket Typically, these caskets are 84 inches in length, 28 inches in width, and 23 inches in height. Metal and Wooden caskets, for the most part, have identical proportions. Standard-sized caskets fit inside standard-sized burial sites “(which are typically 30 inches in width). The internal dimensions of the casket will vary considerably based on the requirement. Metal caskets are typically 78/79" long and 23/24" wide on the inside. Caskets of standard size are suitable for the majority of pe...

During this time, safety is entirely dependent on social distance and self-isolation. However, there will be times when you will need to leave your home. It could be to pick up some essentials or run a quick errand. Useful Tips To Follow Simply Cremations & Funeral Services' top advice for being safe in public settings during a pandemic is as follows: Maintain a distance of approximately 6 feet from other individuals and, if possible, avoid confined spaces such as small rooms or crowded lifts since you may accidentally inhale the virus. It is common for people to touch doorknobs, handrails, products, and credit cards when they are out. Ensuring that your hands keep away from your face, nose, and eyes will significantly reduce your risk of contracting the virus. Always use a mask while going out, regardless of whether you have a cold or a cough. While there is no conclusive evidence that masks protect against the COVID-19 disease, they may help restrict its spread. Even if you ...

People's connections with one another have changed after the pandemic. Every individual should maintain social distance while trying to minimize interaction with others, and they should stay at home as much as possible to limit the virus's transmission. While these actions are necessary, they can be upsetting for the bereaved. Thousands have died from the Covid-19 virus, while others have died due to various natural disasters and other reasons. Friends and relatives do not have any support and mourn alone. Here are some helpful hints from Simply Cremations on preserving social distance while caring for someone in grief. 1. Maintain Ongoing Contact One approach to express your support is to check in on mourning people daily rather than occasionally. Talk to them about their day; what they are doing, and how they are when you call. Make sure they eat wholesome meals. These actions demonstrate that you care about them and wish to assist them at this difficult time. 2. Function as...

Festivities may be joyful and wonderful when there are larger families, good food, and beautiful hand-wrapped gifts, but they aren't always so. It may be pretty challenging to go through this time if you've lost a loved one. For the most part, there is no remedy for grief. How to Manage Grief During The Holidays At Simply Cremations & Funeral Services , we think that simple activities can help alleviate the stress of the holiday season and help you cope with the loss of a family member or friend. Here are some of them: 1. Remember A Loved One Loved ones are a part of you even when they are no longer with you. Make a separate space for your cherished one at the festive dinner table so you can focus on their presence. You can set a lovely platter on the table just for them. You will enhance the atmosphere if you place a candle near it. You and your family can reminisce about the departed as you offer their favorite delicacies. 2. Keep Yourself Busy The holidays might amplify ...

There are several decisions to be made when organizing a funeral ceremony for someone who has passed, and we at Simply Cremations & Funeral Services understand that. However, an increasing number of people are choosing cremation over burial.  Before your death, you can talk to the funeral director to learn about the many services. This expert will assist you in making the best decisions, ensuring that you get the package and services you want. You can select the casket you want and include that detail in your preplan contract. Your family will not have to manage this or any other aspect of the cremation.   Types Of Caskets   People often question whether a coffin is necessary for a funeral. Yes, but the coffin doesn't necessarily have to be like the one you'd use for a funeral.   There are several choices for a basic cremation coffin, such as wood or cardboard, if you don't want to purchase a hardwood casket. For example, there are several options ...