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Today there is a wide range of funeral products and burial options available. Many people are preplanning their funerals. Planning for your death can be as simple or as complicated as you want.

The trend in funeral ceremony is changing. More and more, the Baby Boomer generation chooses to celebrate death. They prefer a party. They want their funeral to be fun as they go out in style. Far from the doom and gloom perception I experienced as an adolescent of the 1940’s in a small southern town.

Today, unlike the Victorian Death Rituals your options have been increased by the inspiration of changes as a  result of civilization’s social and scientific advancements.

Though you can still have a conventional funeral ceremony but there are many Alternatives. You can also have a do-it-yourself funeral, a fireworks ceremony, an ocean voyage ceremony, a sea burial, blast your ashes into space, online memorials, and a freeze dry departure or donate your remains to science with no funeral at all. It’s your choice.  

First it is important to understand that funerals are for the living – for those who will suffer the trauma of losing a loved one. It is through the funeral process that emotional needs are served for those who grieve. A funeral is similar to other major lifetime ceremonies, such as a graduation, a wedding, or a baptism. A funeral is a rite of passage by which we pay tribute to an important milestone in our lives.

Not considering the final disposition, whether it is burial or cremation, funerals serve a purpose:
. The funeral declares that a death has occurred.
. It commemorates the life that has been lived, and
. It offers family and friends the opportunity to pay tribute to their loved one.

The gathering of family and friends for the visitation and funeral service helps provide emotional support so needed at this time. It also helps those who grieve to face the reality of death and take the first steps toward healthy emotional adjustment.

Until a bereaved person truly accepts the fact that a death has occurred, little progress can be made in resolving his or her grief. In some cases viewing the body of the deceased can fulfill specific psychological needs of surviving family members. In other cases, a review of Grief resources may be helpful. Or, it might be necessary for the bereaved to consult experts in Grief counseling.

Planning a funeral usually includes Flowers as an expression of care and an Eulogy, fitting and special for the loved one we’ve lost. And, a lasting Memorial can sometimes be the perfect epilogue to the farewell chapter of a loved one passed on. Caskets and urns may be part of the plan, depends on which funeral option you chose.

Regardless of the plan, except for no funeral and donating the remains, there will be a price for carrying out the plan. Owing to the high cost of funerals, if your deceased loved one  doesn’t have burial insurance or other assets to pay their final expenses, you may want to apply for a Funeral loan.  Some lenders will even consider less than perfect credit.

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