5 Memorable Ways to Honor Your Loved One Once They've Passed On
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Death doesn’t weaken the bond you shared with your loved one that has passed on and grieving family members look for ways to keep the memory of the dear departed alive. There are a number of different ways in which you can keep their memory alive by honouring them in one of these ways:
- Plant a tree in their honour - This is a great way to honour your love one; it’s a very good representation of solidity, resilience and wisdom. The tree can symbolize the love and affection you have for the person and you can watch it grow over the next several years. Not only will this give you some solace, but a tree is great for the environment too.
- A tattoo as a memory - It’s common for people to get themselves inked to honor their family member who has passed on. However, a tattoo is quite a permanent thing and you should consider this decision carefully before deciding to get yourself inked. Many people find solace in getting this kind of tattoo to celebrate their relationship with the deceased person.
- Design a great album or scrapbook - This is a good way to keep all the moments you shared with your loved one alive. Go through the photos you have taken over the years and pick the ones that have the strongest memories attached to them. Those are the ones you can add to your album or scrapbook. You can also include some quotes at the bottom of each photo if you like.
If you have any questions related to funeral services or want to organize one, just contact us or give us a call (604) 888-9895. Arbutus Funeral Service will be happy to help.
Previous Posts
What Do I Do With The Ashes After Cremation?
As one of the most well-established funeral homes in Vancouver, BC, Arbutus Funeral Service we have the skills and experience required to plan the most memorable service for your loved one. In addi...
Do I Need A Casket If I Only Want Cremation?
A casket is not required at a funeral with cremation. Caskets are typically used to keep an embalmed body safe until the funeral. Most funeral caskets are unsuitable for use in a cremation chamber ...
Top Reasons To Pre-Plan Your Funeral
Many people contact Port Coquitlam Funeral Homes to make funeral arrangements. Nobody wants to think about losing a life, whether it's their own or that of a loved one. It's natural to be concerned...
What Is Cremation Jewelry?
There are numerous options for storing cremains following cremation. Keep the ashes in an urn or display them proudly at your desk or home. In addition to interment, you may choose to scatter your ...
How a Pet's Death Affects Other Pets
It's unknown whether cats and dogs can grasp the finality and importance of another pet's death. Any indication that they do is simply anecdotal. Dogs and cats typically recognize when a companion ...
Special Ways To Remember A Loved One During The Holiday Season
In every way, our lives are shaped by the people we love, and it can cause great suffering for humans to lose the strong bonds they've formed with one another. Since the holidays are typically a ti...
Can I Supply My Own Container For Cremated Remains?
Following cremation, the ashes are usually placed in a temporary urn. To hold the remains, crematories typically use rigid cardboard containers lined with heavy-duty plastic bags. Cremated remains ...
Sending Flowers To The Bereaved
The homes of those in mourning traditionally receive sympathy flowers from family and friends. People also send flowers to funerals as a mark of respect to the departed soul. It can be challenging ...
Cremation Vs. Burial Costs | Funeral Homes in Surrey BC
Although cremation has been available for centuries, it is still a relatively uncommon funeral choice in the U. S. as an alternative to traditional funerals. Cremation piques people's interest prim...
What Are Basic Cremation Services?
If you've never had to arrange a funeral ceremony before, you might not have thought about the numerous cremation services offered. If all of your relatives choose burial, you might not have any pr...
Comments