Where to Start
Planning a funeral can feel overwhelming at first, but we're here to guide you through the process with compassion and support. By breaking it down into smaller, manageable choices, we'll help you navigate the journey with love, healing, and celebration. The process consists of two main stages:
- Stage 1: Service and Life Celebration
Decide how you'd like to honor your loved one's life and legacy through the service. - Stage 2: Caring for Physical Remains
Choose how you'd like to care for your loved one's physical remains with dignity and respect.
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Designing a Ceremony
A funeral offers a chance for loved ones to come together and start their healing journey. The ceremony can be tailored to your needs, whether formal or informal, traditional or unique. It can take place anywhere and incorporate personal elements like music, poetry, or art to celebrate a life well-lived.
Our experienced staff is dedicated to accommodating all beliefs, faiths, lifestyles, and relationships with sensitivity and compassion. We'll guide you through the decision-making process, taking the time to ensure that every detail honors your loved one in a meaningful way. Let us help you create a fitting tribute that reflects your loved one's spirit.
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Caring for a loved one’s Physical Remains
Once you’ve chosen how you’d like to celebrate your loved one’s life journey, the next step is to consider how to care for their physical remains. We understand this decision can be emotional and difficult, and we're here to support you with guidance and information. You'll need to decide between burial and cremation, and then consider the following options:
Burial:
- Choose a Casket
- Select a Cemetery
- Decide between ground burial and entombment in a mausoleum
Cremation:
- Select an Urn
- Choose to bury, entomb, or scatter the remains
- Decide on a location for the chosen option
We'll be with you every step of the way, helping you explore your options and making an informed decision that honors your loved one and feels right for you.
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