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Your loved one has died in any other state? Need to transport their body to their native place? If you are concerned how you bring the deceased body across the state, then relax, a
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Cremation urnsGuide to Choosing the Right Cremation UrnChoosing the right end-of-life passage for your loved one is a difficult choice, as there are many factors to consider. An option that's gained increasing popularity over the past few years due to its
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MemorialsStillborn Memorial Service and Funeral IdeasLosing a baby causes a significant amount of long-lasting grief, and planning a funeral or memorial is one of the most traumatic things a parent will experience. But for some parents, this can help pr
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MemorialsFuneral and Memorial Planning for an InfantPlanning your child’s funeral is something that no parent ever expects to face. No matter who you are, planning a funeral or memorial service for a baby is one of the most difficult things you'll ever
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PetsEverything You Need to Know About Cremating a Pet at HomeLosing a pet is often just as difficult as losing a friend or relative. To many people, their pet is their family so the loss they feel is immense. Due to the bond between pet and owner, many individu
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Cremation urnsFeng Shui Practice for Keeping Your Pet's Cremation Urn at HomeAfter picking a pet urn, displaying the urn in your home can help keep the memory of your furry friend alive and provide some comfort. Some people argue that keeping ashes in the home attracts protect
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CremationHow Morbidly Obese People Are CrematedAs obesity levels are rising, crematoriums—especially those in smaller countries—are still behind this curve, and not all crematoriums have the facilities to cremate an obese person. Morbid obesity is
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CremationIs Separating Cremated Ashes Against Your Religion and Should You Do It?There are many different reasons that individuals may choose to separate the cremated ashes of a loved one, and there are many different ways to do so. But is it wrong to separate cremated ashes, and
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CremationKey Tips for Writing a Cremation Obituary—and What to Leave OutWriting an obituary is never easy. While there are no hard and fast rules, an obituary is typically a notice of death—different from a death certificate—published in a newspaper, online, or used at a
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PetsCat Cremation FAQs—Is It Right for You?Losing a pet cat can be just as heartbreaking as losing a human loved one. We grow with them and share special bonds, memories, and milestones with our feline companions and when it's their time to le