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Why you should plan ahead August 24, 2018

Planning ahead for your funeral offers numerous benefits, primarily easing the emotional and financial burden on your family during a difficult time. It allows you to make decisions about your final farewell, ensuring your wishes are honoured and reducing stress for your loved ones.

Here’s a more detailed look at the advantages:

  1. Peace of Mind:

  • Reduces Stress for Loved Ones: Pre-planning removes the guesswork and pressure on your family to make difficult decisions while grieving.
  • Ensures Your Wishes are Followed: You can specify your preferences for the service, music, and other details, ensuring your final farewell reflects your personality and wishes.
  • Provides Closure: Knowing your funeral is pre-arranged can offer a sense of comfort and closure for you, allowing you to live your life more fully without the worry of “what if”.
  1. Financial Benefits:

  • Spreads the Cost: You can often pay for the funeral in instalments, making it more affordable and easing the financial burden on your family.
  • Avoids Unexpected Expenses: A pre-paid plan can cover essential services like transportation, casket, officiant, etc., preventing unexpected costs for your family.
  1. Facilitates Meaningful Conversations:

  • Encourages Open Dialogue: Discussing your funeral wishes with your family can lead to important conversations about life, death, and what matters most to each of you.
  • Strengthens Family Bonds: These conversations can be a way to connect with loved ones and create a more meaningful experience for everyone involved.
  1. Simplifies the Process:

  • Reduces the Number of Decisions: During a time of grief, making numerous decisions can be overwhelming. Pre-planning streamlines the process for your family.
  • Provides Clear Instructions: You can record your wishes, ensuring your family understands your preferences for the service and other arrangements.

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    Mark says

    Thanks for your blog, nice to read. Do not stop.

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