“The Funeral Director’s Memorialization Guide” focuses on giving you the tools you need to provide a service that celebrates an individual’s personality – from using celebrants to help in telling a person’s life story and creating memorable services to offering the right mix of memorialization products and explaining the importance of ceremony.
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If baby boomers have taught us anything, it’s that there’s no such thing as “traditional” anymore … and that includes memorializing a loved one.
Today a loved one may just as likely be remembered in a service held on a football field as in a funeral home’s chapel. Services today include favorite foods, laughter and even the occasional can of Mountain Dew – or shot of tequila.
“The Funeral Director’s Memorialization Guide” focuses on giving you the tools you need to provide a service that celebrates an individual’s personality – from using celebrants to help in telling a person’s life story and creating memorable services to offering the right mix of memorialization products and explaining the importance of ceremony.
