It comes down to being educated, having full knowledge of as loved one’s wishes, as well as making pre arrangements if possible. Unfortunately, individuals may save financially. But live with regrets of their decisions. It’s a one time situation and needs to correct.
This is the trouble with funeral business they've had it too good for so long. I have a plan with Pure Cremation no fuss no bother and that suits me just fine.
That’s good. Just ask who they’ll use if you pass away at home. most funeral directors offer a no fuss direct cremation and you keep employment local too
My mother wants a direct cremation, and I respect her wishes, but there will be no closure for those she leaves behind. We need to plan for this - visit a special place together and mark her passing.
Talk through her wishes. We often arrange a burial or scattering of ashes after a non-attended cremation giving people somewhere to go. The funeral ceremony is only one component of the grieving process and the laying to rest of a deceased persons body. There are many options to suit individual wishes.
Or....a disgruntled funeral directors opinion of a service pinching their clients and lucrative income. People aren't thick they know what they can get from both and if they cut out the middle man deal with it.
Sorry if you think we’re disgruntled, we aren’t. We just think it’s important that people research everything and talk with their loved ones. A direct cremation still requires certain funeral director services.many direct cremation s are not covered by the various codes of conduct that prevent things happening such as being reported on TV news at the moment. All we want is people to research, discuss and then make an informed decision. We offer a range of services to suit people’s needs and keep the money local supporting local businesses and jobs.
@@cfsthecaringfuneralservice7348 Given that you have to seek out a direct cremation service and such services explain what you get and what you don't, I think people are generally content with such a service. My aunt has had a direct cremation and it's what she wanted and we were able to fulfil her wishes without the expense of a funeral director. I think generally you're being rather biased about this new innovation of direct cremation.
It comes down to being educated, having full knowledge of as loved one’s wishes, as well as making pre arrangements if possible.
Unfortunately, individuals may save financially.
But live with regrets of their decisions.
It’s a one time situation and needs to correct.
Thank you for this information, was talking to my mum about this the other day, i just want to be pain free and a direct cremation is what i want.
This is the trouble with funeral business they've had it too good for so long. I have a plan with Pure Cremation no fuss no bother and that suits me just fine.
That’s good. Just ask who they’ll use if you pass away at home. most funeral directors offer a no fuss direct cremation and you keep employment local too
My uncle passed away last week. He is having a direct cremation. His sons will scatter his ashes.
My mother wants a direct cremation, and I respect her wishes, but there will be no closure for those she leaves behind. We need to plan for this - visit a special place together and mark her passing.
Talk through her wishes. We often arrange a burial or scattering of ashes after a non-attended cremation giving people somewhere to go. The funeral ceremony is only one component of the grieving process and the laying to rest of a deceased persons body. There are many options to suit individual wishes.
Or....a disgruntled funeral directors opinion of a service pinching their clients and lucrative income. People aren't thick they know what they can get from both and if they cut out the middle man deal with it.
Sorry if you think we’re disgruntled, we aren’t. We just think it’s important that people research everything and talk with their loved ones. A direct cremation still requires certain funeral director services.many direct cremation s are not covered by the various codes of conduct that prevent things happening such as being reported on TV news at the moment. All we want is people to research, discuss and then make an informed decision. We offer a range of services to suit people’s needs and keep the money local supporting local businesses and jobs.
@@cfsthecaringfuneralservice7348 Given that you have to seek out a direct cremation service and such services explain what you get and what you don't, I think people are generally content with such a service. My aunt has had a direct cremation and it's what she wanted and we were able to fulfil her wishes without the expense of a funeral director. I think generally you're being rather biased about this new innovation of direct cremation.