When providing end-of-life care for a loved one, what are the signs of death? We share 10 common signs of dying that indicate passing is near. End-of-life care is an essential process to increase your loved one’s quality of life and to ensure their final transition is as comfortable as…

One of the immediate decisions that must be made when a loved one passes is cremation versus burial. We provide a side-by-side comparison of the options and the pros and cons of each. On average, there are 75+ decisions that must be made within 36 hours of a loved ones’…

30 Meaningful Ways to Memorialize Your Loved One The options for what to do with cremated remains are endless and as unique as you are. There’s no one right way to say goodbye, and cremation allows you to choose the memorialization method that feels right for you. Many individuals are prearranging their cremation services or opting for cremation…

Grief is a normal response to a significant loss. When someone we love dies, we go through a rollercoaster of emotions that have been classified into what is commonly referred to as The Five Stages Of Grief. Grief is a normal response to a significant loss. When someone we love…

A guide to the paperwork and documents that are required when a loved one dies. Losing a loved one is an emotionally challenging time, further complicated by the many decisions that must be made immediately following the death. On average, there are 75+ decisions that must be made within 36…

Preplanning your funeral alleviates the burden from your family when you eventually pass, but sharing your funeral plans isn’t always easy. These 7 tips will help you share your funeral plans with your loved ones. Planning for the future, ultimately, also includes preplanning your funeral. On a path that starts…

This article will guide you step-by-step on how to write an obituary, and includes free templates to help you get started. After losing a loved one, the grieving period is overwhelming, yet so much has to be done in the days following their death. One of these essential tasks is…

Does your religion allow cremation? We explore the stance of several of the most common religious organizations to find the answer. Projections estimate that by 2025, 63 percent of Americans will opt for cremation services when they pass. It’s no secret that the practice of cremation is gaining widespread momentum…

Many people wonder how to handle long-distance funeral arrangements, and specifically, if cremated remains can be shipped. We are not always near our loved ones when they pass away. Families today scatter to every corner of the earth. It’s’ our freedom to travel, to seek careers, and come back together…