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Tips to Start Grave Gardening
The spaces for tombstones and graves have always been an area for mourning and sadness. It reminds us of what we have lost and that it will never return. The good thing is, there is a discovery that comes at play when it comes to these lonely spaces. And, this is the art of grave gardening.
Growing Your Facebook Page Organically
When it comes to technological integrations, funeral and memorial homes don’t seem to have a synergy that other industries proudly display. However, this shouldn’t be a hindrance for these businesses to utilize the full potential of social media platforms.
Dealing with Survivor's Guilt
When a tragedy hits, we may find ourselves thankful for the chance. Other times, we may feel the unwanted guilt it brings. A survivor is always grateful for the chance of life. However, as he darts through the course of life, he will remember the tragedy in details and will always wonder, the could haves and the what ifs.
Easter Recipes that are Easy and Delicious
The joy of Easter is upon us again and one way of celebrating Jesus Christ’s resurrection is through heartwarming meals that everyone will love. Because cooking should be fun, easy and engaging for everyone in the family, we compiled our top picks and recipes for Easter meals that is perfect for your heart’s desire.
Filipino Traditions During Holy Week
In the 1500s, Christianity was introduced to the Philippines when the Spaniards first set foot to the country. As this religion is a main part of Spanish culture, Filipinos became a part of this tradition as well and has learned to embrace it ever since. Presently, the Philippines is identified to be the only Christian nation among other countries in Asia.
Unspoken Funeral Etiquette for Guests and Visitors
When it comes to conversations of life, the last taboo is considered death. People wouldn’t want to entertain the thought of death as it is associated with negative emotions such as grief, loss, and the untimely acceptance of people never coming back in life.
The Internet and Grieving: How it Changed How We Express Grief
The revolution of technology is now constantly intertwined with how everyone lives. Unlike before when a person dies, only time would tell when their memories are buried alongside them. But now, a deceased’s digital footprint continues to live on.
One With the Reefs: Be a Coral Reef When You Die
When one dies, his body literally becomes part of the Earth. However, with the current means available it is not as eco-friendly as the Earth would like. With coffins taking up land, making it inhabitable and increasing carbon footprint, people are looking into other ways of a healthier and more eco-friendly ways of leaving this world.
Turning Bodies into Compost: How Recompose Redefines Funeral Traditions
This planet is the only one we have and unfortunately, it’s facing a detrimental issue of damage and degradation. Faced with this concern and the increasing problems of environmental imbalance, many people (scientists, researchers, and others) are committing to a life of eco-friendly consciousness.
Brilliant Marketing Ideas for Funeral Homes
Are you constantly wondering whether or not you’re approach to marketing is ideal for your funeral or memorial home? There are instances when the questions overwhelm your desire to market your organization because let’s face it, it’s hard to present a service that deals with death. However, the key lies in not being able to get swept under this perception and embrace other techniques to get the visibility you need.