Although traditional in-ground burials remain a common funeral choice among Australians, cremation is increasingly growing in popularity. This growing trend can be attributed to the fact that more and more people are becoming aware of the various advantages of cremation. If you’re considering getting cremated when you die, here are some arguments for cremation to help you make an informed decision about this funeral option.
Cost savings
From funeral home charges to buying a casket to securing a gravesite at the local cemetery, the money involved in having a traditional burial can be substantial.…
Would you want to broadcast a funeral service? It could be that you want friends and family who cannot attend the event to livestream it on their devices. Below is a guide on how you can successfully broadcast a funeral service.
Prepare Streaming Equipment
You will need high-quality video recording equipment to broadcast the event. When choosing a camera, consider its picture quality and zoom range. Features such as image stabilisation, filters and sensors will significantly affect the image quality.…
When planning to lay a loved to rest, you have different options to choose from. Traditionally, you would not think beyond burial, but this has changed significantly as more people consider cremation today. It is because cremation is cost-effective, and the fact that you can keep your loved one’s remains makes it even better. That said, it’s challenging to understand cremation services if you have never used them before. This article highlights crucial questions that you should ask crematorium funeral directors.…
