A
funeral is an event of very personal
significance and a time to say
goodbye to a loved one. Emotions
following a death often dictate
decisions. Bereaved relatives have grief
to contend with; adding the
administrative burden of arranging a
funeral to their confused and emotional
state, may lead to hasty decisions and
costly mistakes being made. One of the
first decisions you will make is the
choice of a burial, cremation, or
repatriation. The person who has died
may have created provisions in their
Will, drawn up a funeral plan or made
suggestions during their life about how
they would like the funeral to be
arranged. If this is not the case, then
the bereaved relatives will need to
decide what is appropriate.
I can help you with all the aspects of
dealing with a death by :-
Funeral advice and the options available
Assisting with paperwork and phone calls
in English and French
Organising repatriation
Arranging and conducting the service (in
a crematorium)
Order of Service/Celebration of Life
available in sheet and booklet form to
suit your requirements in English and
French
Advice on future planning for the
eventuality of a death
Seminars for small groups on the
procedures, laws and practical advice on
death, funerals and aftercare
Comprehensive book and checklist
available with all you need to know and
what to do in the eventuality of a
death. The procedures required and a
guide to dealing with all organisations
in France and United Kingdom.
A
funeral is an event of very personal
significance and a time to say
goodbye to a loved one. Emotions
following a death often dictate
decisions. Bereaved relatives have grief
to contend with; adding the
administrative burden of arranging a
funeral to their confused and emotional
state, may lead to hasty decisions and
costly mistakes being made. One of the
first decisions you will make is the
choice of a burial, cremation, or
repatriation. The person who has died
may have created provisions in their
Will, drawn up a funeral plan or made
suggestions during their life about how
they would like the funeral to be
arranged. If this is not the case, then
the bereaved relatives will need to
decide what is appropriate.