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25.01.2022 Many people choose to take a light-hearted approach to their exit of the physical world. A funeral does not have to be all doom and gloom, and neither does a gravestone! Need a little laughter in spite of a looming funeral? Or need some epitaph inspiration for keeping a smile on people’s faces long after the funeral?

24.01.2022 How to have a beautiful memorial service on small funds Funerals are a hard time for everyone, both emotionally and financially. Wanting to have the very best service for a loved one is in our nature so it can sometimes be difficult to stick to a budget, especially at such an emotional time. One of the simplest ways to keep costs down and keep it personal is to plan a lot of things yourself. This has the added benefit of keeping you busy and focusing on the love you had f...or the departed during a difficult time. From the memorial service cards to the funeral order of service and flower arrangements, there are many elements you can work on yourself to save a bundle. Plus, these personal touches will make the service even more special. Memorial books Many funerals and memorials will include some sort of memorial book. These books are a way family and friends can share and see how they and others have been touched by the life of the loved one. A memorial book doesn’t have to take traditional book form it all depends on how you want to remember or celebrate your loved ones. You could use a photo frame with a large matte area where people can write or sign, or you could use a globe to celebrate the life of a traveller. Alternatively, fill a basket with smooth stones for guests to sign. These can be placed somewhere in or around the home and garden as a memorial. The key is to think about how you want to celebrate and remember the life of the deceased. Funeral programmes Funeral service cards and booklets are a great way of personalising any memorial or funeral. You can personalise a funeral programme as much as you like. Add photos and an obituary to the booklet along with the information pertinent to the day like songs, readings and the names of any family members speaking at the service. If you don’t have the time or the know-how to create an order of service or programme on your own, you can use online design templates that make it easy. In the end, what matters most is that funerals and memorial services are all about joining together and honouring the life of the departed. Browse our website today to find out more about funeral stationery that you can use to commemorate the life of your loved one in the most fitting way possible.

22.01.2022 Why every funeral needs a funeral booklet Just because death is inevitable, it does not mean that it is easy. The death of a loved one can take its emotional toll on anyone and planning their funeral is always difficult. All loved ones want to commemorate the deceased person’s life with elegance and a style particularly suited to them. Beyond the flowers and the notices, funeral stationery, such as the order of service or the funeral booklet, are the perfect way to personalis...e the day. Funeral booklets can be custom-made to suit the occasion and every funeral service should have one. This is why all funerals need funeral booklets: It is something to keep Anyone attending a funeral knew the individual or was effected by the death in some way. A tailor- made funeral booklet can include personal information and beautiful imagery of the deceased. While the funeral may pass in a blur, the attendees will always have something physical to hold on to. It creates order Funerals are an emotional time and it is difficult to know how to act, what to say or even how to dress. Funeral booklets usually include a program of the day’s agenda so the guests know what to expect. The program will highlight the duration of the funeral and will usually also point to key optional events, such as the wake, its time and its location. They can be personalised There is no rules on what a funeral booklet should look like. A tailor-made booklet can be colourful and include graphics, photos, lifelines and agendas. Some funeral booklets are themed with the deceased person’s favourite sporting team and some are clear and concise. Funeral booklets are a perfect representation of what the person was like and how they would want to be remembered. They can cut costs Many funeral organisers hire companies to pull together expensive digital memorial materials - some spend hours printing images and personalising music. Funeral booklets allow for a condensation of memories that every guest will see, all in one printed spot. No funeral is ever going to be easy to organise or attend, but the one thing that will always be taken away from the day is a funeral booklet.

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16.01.2022 You can not only have your booklets or bookmarks delivered but now you can also pick up in 160 locations around Australia

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09.01.2022 We have been getting some great feedback... Dear Jo I am delighted to say the memorial booklets and bookmarks arrived yesterday and we are very pleased with them. ... Again many thanks for all your assistance and very high level of customer service. Kind regards Helen McKenzie-NSW, Jan 2018

09.01.2022 How to find inspirational readings for a funeral When my father Peter was at the stage of life when there are more funerals than weddings, he used to report back on these events - who was there, who spoke and how long the sermon was. This gave me the opportunity to ask him what kind of farewell he might choose for himself - and I kept a note of his answer. About a year later he died suddenly, before I had a chance to say goodbye. It was a relief that one element of the funera...Continue reading

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03.01.2022 Dear Jo, I cannot thank you enough for all your help. They are perfect. You went above and beyond to help me. I will be definitely recommending your business and will definitely use your services again but hopefully not too soon. Kind Regards... Tani Burton Dee Why--NSW December 2018

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02.01.2022 5 examples of touching funeral tributes... Losing someone it’s never easy to accept. Through the funeral tributes, people are expressing their emotions and coping with the loss, by commemorating the deceased’s life. They are not only for family and close friends to declare but also for childhood friends, classmates, co-workers, neighbours etc. https://farewellservices.com.au//organise-a-funeral/touchi

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