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0115 941 4101A funeral is so much more than a way to say goodbye, it’s an opportunity to celebrate the life of someone special.
Today, a funeral can be as unique as the individual who is being honoured. From simple touches like displaying personal photographs to events created around a favorite pastime, funerals can reflect any aspect of a person’s life and personality.
You may choose Burial, Cremation, Natural burial, Burial at sea and many more, we have complied a list of options for you to consider.
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Here are some questions you can ask yourself to help personalise a service:
What did the person like to do?
Often people have hobbies that become more than just a casual pastime. Their activity could have been as much a part of who they were as their smile. Why not showcase that important part of their life during the funeral?
Incorporating a hobby can be as simple as:
By adding these or other personal touches to a funeral, the service becomes a reflection of the person’s life and personality.
What was the person like as an individual?
One way to enhance a funeral is by bringing a piece of the person’s personality to life. Consider what made that person special, what made them who they were? Then find ways to link their individuality to traditional aspects of a funeral service.
Other themes you may want to consider:What was the person like as a professional?
Many people take great pride in their career. Perhaps they dedicated a lifetime to a profession that transformed into more than just a job. If this holds true for your loved one, you may want to consider ways to include their professional life into their funeral service.
Following are two examples of how you could incorporate a profession into a service:
For a teacher:
For a fire person/police officer:
Was the person spiritual?
Through organised religion or personal beliefs, most people have some sense of spirituality in their life. Often those values are from the very core of who the person was in life. Therefore, you may feel it is important to incorporate the individual’s sense of spirituality into their funeral service.
Here are some ideas on how to incorporate spirituality into a funeral service: