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PLANNING AHEAD
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
Pre-arranging your funeral is a thoughtful and empowering way to ensure everything reflects your personal wishes. It not only gives you peace of mind, but also lifts a tremendous burden off your loved ones during a difficult time.
By planning ahead, you help avoid confusion, disagreements, or uncertainty among family members—making a challenging moment just a little bit easier.
And the best part? These arrangements can be made from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Arrangements can be made in the comfort of your own home
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
When you take the time to plan ahead, you're giving your loved ones the gift of clarity and calm during a very emotional time. You also help protect them from unnecessary spending. In moments of grief, families often feel pressured into making rushed, costly decisions.
By handling the details in advance, you ease their burden—emotionally and financially. Pre-payment locks in today’s prices, shielding you from future cost increases and sparing your family from unexpected expenses.
And perhaps most importantly, pre-planning ensures that your wishes are known, respected, and carried out just the way you envisioned.
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Pre-Planning Funeral Checklist
Selecting a Funeral Home One of the very first steps to complete is selecting a location for the service to take place. As you are comparing funeral homes, make sure that you are picking a firm that has the space to accommodate your number of expected guest.
Cemetery What kind of service would you like to have? Whether it’s a traditional funeral or a celebration of life, the choice is up to you. If you are making arrangements for a loved one, ask yourself what kind of service they would have wanted. It’s also important to make sure that whatever you pick will also help your family grieve and find closure.
Cemetery Location
Choosing a cemetery is very important. This is where your loved one will be laid to rest. Make sure that you are happy with the plot you select and that it is somewhere you will be comfortable revisiting. For instance, if the plot is on the top of a hill and members of your family have mobility issues, visiting the grave may be difficult or impossible for them.
Product
When it comes to selecting funeral merchandise, there are many quality products to consider. Make sure to select a product that meets your family’s needs and budget.
Burial
If you are planning a burial service, many cemeteries now require that the casket is protected with a burial vault. If you are unsure, ask your funeral director or contact the cemetery directly.
Flowers
Select which kind of flowers you would like displayed during the service. Some families do not like to have flowers at a funeral service. If this is the case, select a charity for donations in lieu of flowers.
Readings
If your loved one was religious, there may be certain readings you want to include in the service. This presents an opportunity for family and friends to participate in the service and pay tribute to the deceased.
Music
Music is an integral part of any event. Select the music you would like to be played during the visitation, service and reception.
Pallbearers
Select who will serve as pallbearers for the service. If there is someone you would like to include that will be unable to complete the physical duties, consider naming them an honorary pallbearer.
Donations
If guests would like to make donations in your loved one’s memory, select a charity or organization to receive donations.
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