If we love, we grieve. That’s the deal.
Nick Cave recently answered a question on his blog, The Red Hand Files, about whether he ever felt he was in touch with his son, Arthur, who died in 2015.
Remembering those who lost their lives in Tunisia
A minute’s silence was observed in the UK on 3rd July to commemorate those who lost their lives whilst holidaying abroad in Tunisia, where 38 people were shot by a lone gunman.
Dealing with grief and bereavement
Dealing with grief when losing a loved one is different for everyone. Bereavement happens to all of us at some point and we know we are going to be faced by the loss of someone close. Generally we expect it to be an elderly relative, but that is not always the case. However the loss occurs it can be a long and slow process coming to terms with the grief we feel.
Saying goodbye to a loved one
This article is on funeral order of service and saying goodbye to a loved one in a personal and individual way. The funeral service being used as a celebration of someone’s life is becoming more popular in modern society. The increasing personalisation we see these days is part of a growing trend, perhaps as we become a more secular society. The importance of a funeral service these days seems to be more focused on saying goodbye to a loved one.
Sending Thank You Cards After A Funeral
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. Whether or not the death was expected or a surprise, the grief can still be overwhelming. For many it can be so overwhelming that you become unable to communicate with the outside world. Often overcome with grief, it is common for people to hide away from the support offered to them as they struggle to deal with their grief. However, it is at times like these that your family and friends will rally around and do all they can to support you. You will often receive sympathy cards, flowers and many other tokens of sympathy from those close to you.
Funeral Order of Service Cards
Planning a funeral for a loved one can be a difficult task. As well as coping with your grief, you have the pressure of trying to ensure they have the funeral they would have wanted – and making sure every aspect of the service is perfect. A Funeral Order of Service is a touching way to remember your loved one. They ensure everyone at the funeral has not only a keepsake of their loved one but also a personalised commemoration of their life. Whether you want to choose a traditional and religious style or something more personal and informal with poems and photographs, a Funeral Order of Service is a key part of any funeral.