Sending sympathy flowers to the immediate family of the deceased is a touching way to show your sympathy and celebrate the life of the deceased. However, sometimes it's hard to know the etiquette and timing. Do you send them as soon as you are notified of the death or after the funeral? Sometimes it's hard to guess what would be best for those who are grieving.
Cremation jewelry (also called urn jewelry) is a popular way of carrying someone's ashes (cremains) with you to remind your of their love and life. While cremation is now the most common disposition form in the United States, for many the thought of simply keeping their loved one in an urn on their mantle or not having their remains nearby after they have been interred or buried makes the use of urn jewelry a perfect solution.
Funeral stationery is an important part of the funeral or memorial service, and as with most things, there are many options to allow you to make it as simple or as formal as you prefer. This article aims to briefly introduce you to different types of funeral stationery and options for creating and purchasing them.
