Since the early days of human society, stones, trees and other objects have been used to mark the point at which a body was buried, or a person’s ashes were scattered. Over time, the types of stone used changed from rough lumps of rock into carefully crafted headstones. If you have recently lost a loved one, you may be considering the design of the headstone you wish to use to commemorate their life.…
Read More »If you have recently lost a loved one who was a follower of the Greek Orthodox faith, you will want to ensure that you plan a funeral service which follows the religious traditions of the Orthodox faith. Below is a guide to how a funeral home can help you to conduct a Greek Orthodox funeral service. Providing an Alternative Venue If there isn’t a Greek Orthodox place of worship in the local area, a funeral home should be able to serve as a substitute location.…
Read More »A cemetery monument provides a permanent marker of your loved one’s final resting place. It also presents a unique and personal tribute to their life. Here are some fitting suggestions on ways in which you can make your departed relative or friend’s monument truly personal. Engraving Perhaps the most traditional way of personalising cemetery monuments is by having them engraved. You could choose to have some artwork included in the design that reflects your loved one’s interests and personality.…
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