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Start Farewell WishesFuneral planning isn’t something we’re taught how to do, which can make it feel daunting. Whether you’re planning a funeral for yourself or a loved one, for right now or for the future, Death.io is here to help make it as easy and personal as possible. We know not everyone has planned a funeral before. In this hub we break down all the elements you need to think about when it comes to a personalised send off at the right price.
Here you will find all the choices you have when it comes to getting buried or opting for cremation. But, if you think the usual 6 feet under procedure is the only way to go, think again.
The UK has hundred of crematoriums (or crematoria) and here you’ll find links to lists and maps of all the crematoriums available.
We’ve compiled a list featuring many of the options that you won’t have come across and that are offered by only one or two companies.
Coffins and Shrouds This what you’re going to be transported out in. More or less just a box, depending on what you’re after.
Want a meaningful memorials, flowers are a staple at most funeralsHere’s a list of florists DEATH.io would recommend for their reliability and fair pricing.
If you’re a music fan, inject some soul (or smooth jazz, funk, dreamlike New Wave - whatever you prefer) into your funeral.
Here’s where you can take a look at the different options for ashes scattering, memorials and keepsakes.
If you think the only place where you felt most yourself was when you were outside, foraging, surfing or simply just basking in the sun, then an outdoors...
For many, a traditional burial or cremation at a church or cemetery overseen by a conventional funeral director does them quite nicely.
Funeral Service Details - Here’s a look at some of the smaller details that are easy to overlook but which might just add something to a funeral. Death.io
Arranging a burial service mostly involves choosing where the service will be held and a burial plot. Burials are generally more expensive than cremation
If you’re thinking about a cremation you’re in good company. Around 75% of all funerals in the UK are now done by cremation.
It might seem an ashes scattering ceremony is ripe for things to go wrong. Prone to misadventure, the ceremony will need to contend with not only the elements.
There’s nothing wrong with a crematorium send-off or your local parish cemetery, it may be that a look at some alternatives make you re-think.
Is a cardboard box at the bottom of the garden not enough anymore? What do I need to do in order to give my pet a funeral?
Embalming is preventing the deterioration of a body, removing distressing signs of death and minimising health risks when coming into contact with the body.
Getting your body dissolved in alkaline to more subtle ways of going green, read on to find out how you can plan an environmentally friendly funeral.
DIY comes in many forms: it doesn’t always have to mean blood, sweat and an electric screwdriver. a DIY funeral is a lot more hands on.
You may not have thought about a burial at sea, but we have compiled a guide telling you everything you need to know about how to get buried at sea.
You’ve heard of natural burial – all that fresh air, compostable material and the sense that the person who’s died is getting back
One of the most spoken of names in. the funeral business is the NAFD. The Nation Association of Funeral Directors was established in 1905.
Some of us like nothing more than getting up on a stage and showing off. Reading an eulogy at a funeral, however, can leave even the most confident person...
Direct cremation is when a body is sent straight to a crematorium from the place of death without a funeral service or ceremony.Favoured by both David Bowie..
Whether you find yourself coping with another person's death or you're ready to start thinking about your own, we're here to point you in the right direction.
Funerals don’t actually have any legal status, which means there’s is no legal binding to how the funeral has to be conducted.