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Burial Urns · memorial · Planning · Feb 17, 2022

Burial Urns and Different Cultures

There are a variety of burial traditions around the world that take place for loved ones that pass. These traditions can be completely different depending on the culture and what might be a traditional method in one country, could potentially be the total opposite in another.

Forest · Plant Trees · Trees · Feb 17, 2022

Tips For Choosing A Memorial Tree

Since The Living Urn introduced their patented bio urn and planting system a few years ago, there have been tens of thousands of tree memorials planted all over the world. A beautiful way to both remember your loved one and also give back to nature, it's clear to see just why it's such a popular option.

Cremation · Planning · Scattering Ashes · Feb 07, 2022

Flying with Ashes

Losing a loved one is never easy and it might be that you need to take the ashes of your loved one on a plane. This could be to spread the ashes somewhere else, to take them home or to take them to other family members. Before doing so, it’s important to do your research on the rules and regulations, ensuring you have the correct paperwork to make the journey as easy as possible.

Planning · Jan 24, 2022

Coping with Grief and Loss - Understanding the Grieving Process

Losing someone you love is never easy and is one of the most painful things you will ever go through in your life. When feeling this way it can seem like it will never let up and you will feel this sadness forever, yet it's important to remember this is a normal reaction to a significant loss in your life. While there isn't a right or wrong way to grieve, there are things you can do to help cope with the pain and in time, allow yourself to fully grieve and move on.

Planning · Jan 24, 2022

How to Begin a New Year After a Loss

No matter the time of year, experiencing the loss of a loved one is difficult. But losing someone near to the New Year period can pose a set of challenges all by itself. It could be that you've lost that person you had new year plans with, or someone who you always used to celebrate the holiday with. No matter what it is, the end of year sense of finality can feel so much worse if you have just lost someone close to you. However, the new year does also offer an opportunity for new beginnings. Here are some tips to help you through.