Planning a Unique Service
Planning a unique service for someone special in your life is not as difficult as you may think. If you're interested in learning how to do so, read more below!

Type of Service
Many people have become so used to the tradition of holding funeral services that they’ve disregarded the possibility of other options. If you have just lost someone in your life who was eccentric or larger than life, then holding a traditional funeral service as a way to honor them may seem unnatural or wrong. If you want to be sure that you honor them in a true and heartfelt way, then you may want to consider planning a unique service for them. Luckily, planning this type of service can be easily done, so you won’t have to worry about jumping through hoops in order to do so. One of the first parts about planning a unique service for your loved one is first deciding what type of service it is that you’d like to plan. Some of the options that you can choose from include things like green burials, ash scattering ceremonies, celebration of life events, sea burials, and more! It’s important when making this type of decision that you take into account the type of person your loved one was when alive. So, if your loved one was someone who loved the sea, the planning a sea burial could be a great way to honor their memory and the life that they lived. Additionally, if your loved one was someone who made every event feel like a party, then it could be a good idea to hold a celebration of life event in which friends and family could gather and celebrate their life rather than mourn.
Location
Another simple way to make a service more unique is by picking a unique location. Again, when making this kind of decision, it’s always a good idea to consider what your loved one may have wanted. If your loved one was someone who enjoyed spending time outdoors, then there is absolutely nothing holding you back from holding a funeral service outside. If you feel overwhelmed when making this kind of decision for your loved one, then we recommend inviting close family and friends to help you decide what the deceased would have wanted.
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