A goodbye
doesn’t have
to be there.
There is still room for a service that belongs to the person who has died.
Time to choose the right moment
A direct cremation usually takes place without a funeral ceremony at the crematorium. That does not mean there cannot be a meaningful service.
Jackie can create a separate memorial or celebration of life afterwards, giving families more choice over the date, setting, atmosphere and people involved.
More time. More choice.
For some people, separating the practical cremation from the memorial gives them time to arrange a gathering that feels more personal. It can be indoors, outdoors or somewhere with meaning for the person who has died.
Forward planning.
Jackie also wants Life Love Memories to be available to people who are thinking ahead and planning for a direct cremation before it is needed. A conversation can help put thoughts, wishes and ideas into words.
The cremation and the remembering do not have to be the same event.
A later memorial can create room for a service built around the person rather than around the practical arrangements of the crematorium.
Thinking about direct cremation?
Certified Funeral Celebrant
Central Scotland
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