Today, more families and every person are choosing cremation as their final wish. As cremation becomes more popular, one of the most common misconceptions is that cremation rules out memorial or funeral services. By planning a funeral may be easy to choose the final disposition method you desire. However, Dignity Funerals will provide customers with their funeral planning services in the future. They are now giving additional reassurance who have purchased a Safe Hands funeral plan by agreeing to fulfill all funerals for existing Safe Hands customers for the next six months.
Dignity has recommended offering each existing Safe Hands client a Dignity replacement funeral plan and providing you complete peace of mind about the cost of the service and meeting your requirements. Although you can apply for a cremation funeral plan, it is essential of your time when making decisions choosing funeral options. Funeral directors will assist you in arranging a funeral and ensure your loved ones will send off in a meaningful way in their life.
What do you have to know about the cremation plan?
When a person passes away, their body takes to a funeral crematorium and requires some paperwork before the cremation begins. However, the cremation funeral plan is a written contract that states your preference as your final disposition. Therefore, choose cremation as a green funeral option because it’s affordable and essential to define and announce your desire. However, a cremation funeral plan is simple, and pieces are written-signed and shared with your family as a formal estate planning document with your attorney. However, these are some cremation needs you should have, such as:
- Make clear what you prefer cremation for your final needs.
- Determine the cremation service provider.
- Declare the preferences for the disposition of your cremated remains, such as:
- Cremation burial plan
- Scattering ashes for a meaningful place
- The arrangement on your mausoleum or columbarium
- Identify any payments paid in advance for funeral service.
What are various services for planning your loved one’s funeral?
A funeral is a very personal happening that everyone has different demands. You will have to take care some several details, such as arranging the funeral’s transportation and selecting songs during the services, such as:
- Hearses and funeral cars
- Coffins and caskets
- Funeral flowers and floral tributes
- Funeral music
- Funeral hymns
- Funeral poems and verses
- How to write a eulogy
- Funeral order of services
- Personalizing the funeral services
Dignity respects and honors the final wishes of your loved one. All funeral directors are there to advise, listen, and guide you on all of your options. In addition, your family has chosen these funeral plans because they understand the most challenging times in your life and want to be there for you.