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Sending thank you notes offers some measure of comfort to senders and recipients during the grieving process. This brief article seeks to help anyone undertaking the challenging task of composing a funeral thank you card.

There are a number of reasons why it's a good idea to plan your funeral. During such an emotional time, it helps loved ones to alleviate the stress of having to make all the decisions associated with a funeral by taking care of the logistics in advance.

This article is intended to be a step-by-step guide to the process of both creating and publishing an obituary. Hopefully, it will ease the stress on you and your loved ones when you need to write one.

Giving a eulogy is one of the greatest honors you will ever receive. Your words will stick with your fellow mourners for years to come.

You probably already recognize the importance of having funeral programs to commemorate your loved one, but where do you start? Follow our guide to make the process much easier.

Few things in life are as hard as experiencing the death of a loved one. Nonetheless, careful preparation beforehand can make the process of planning a funeral at least somewhat more bearable when the time arrives.

One aspect of funeral planning that can be overlooked in the chaos of everything else is the literature that you’ll hand out to attendees at the ceremony. Funeral programs, funeral cards, and memorial bookmarks are three of the primary options designed to handle this need.

Once the initial shock of a death has passed, easing into the schematics of a funeral is the next step. Ideally, you will have already planned out the various components – from the coffin to the flowers to the caterer. Funeral programs are yet another component to consider.

There's no one way to grieve when you lose someone close to you. Without a doubt, it is tough to process. But, sometimes, the opportunity to come together with family and friends to say goodbye to a loved one helps tremendously.

Funeral memory boards have become popular at a loved one's funeral because it's easy to tell their life story in pictures in one place. To start, you get a sheet of tagboard or cardboard and paint it any color you want.