Memorial Craft: How to make a Rosary out of Funeral Flower Beads

Learn how to make a rosary out of polymer clay funeral flower beads.

How to Make Funeral Flowers Beads

This video shows you step by step how to turn dried funeral flowers into decorative beads for use in other crafts.

Beautiful Indoor Niches In The "Chapel Of Light"

  

The Chapel of Light offers indoor niches in a beautiful setting. The niches are all-glass front so that you may decorate with pictures and/or mementos. Generous use of stained glass and natural skylight within the design of the Chapel of Light evokes a feeling of peacefulness while visiting. The indoor chapel is equipped with security locks that require an entry code. Each purchaser is given this code.

Choosing A Funeral Poem

A funeral poem can be an ideal part of a meaningful memorial. Poetry has a wonderful way of communicating our deepest and most heartfelt feelings, making it ideal as a remembrance for a loved one. Choosing a funeral poem, however, can be challenging.

Most of us are not students of poetry. We don't spend our days studying free verse or iambic pentameter. We know that poetry speaks to us in times of great emotion and we know that it can uniquely encapsulate the sentiments of the human soul, but we don't know where to find the right words or how to really judge their ability to communicate to others.

Choosing the perfect memorial verse if further complicated by the nature of our mourning process. Our culture moves quickly when it comes to mourning and memorials. We're often rushed, fighting impossible schedules as we prepare a loved one's funeral services. The idea of poring over books of poetry at a time like that may seem to be nothing short of impossible.

Fortunately, we don't need to be experts on the art of poetry to select a perfect funeral poem and we don't need to spend hour after hour trying to find those right words. We can rely on carefully assembled compilations of classic poetry. These volumes were painstakingly arranged to assist those looking for a perfect funeral poem. Some are even available on the Internet for instant download and review, making the process of finding great poetry for such an important occasion much easier.

If you know you want to feature a funeral poem in a memorial, don't be dissuaded by your lack of expertise in poetry. Don't let the stressful and limited schedule of the days preceding a survey stand in your way, either. You can find the right words.

I offer my sincerest condolences for your loss and wish you the best as you prepare a meaningful memorial for your loved one.



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The Remembrance Process

The Remembrance Process℠ captures the essence and importance of this human need, encapsulating the care-giving continuum before death through the farewell process with time-tested ways to help families move from grief to remembrance.

Dove Release

A flock of white doves is usually released at the end of the graveside ceremony. The flock circles overhead several times before flying back to their home. The dove symbolizes the departed spirit making its final journey home. 

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Changing The Way We Mourn: Laura Prince

How do you go from world traveler to funeral counselor the span of one phone call? In her talk, Laura Prince explores the transformative power of grief, death, and her passion for changing the way we as a society approach death.

Caskets and Remembrance- Ways Families Are Saying Goodbye

Caskets and Remembrance- Ways Families Are Saying Goodbye

Eulogies for the living | Andrea Driessen | TEDxSeattle

Why are eulogies only for the dying? In this funny, touching talk, Andrea Driessen argues that writing your loved ones a “grace note” – a kind of living eulogy – is a potent tool for connection now that also lessens the pain of grief and regret later. Everyone wants to matter, and Andrea’s wish is that we share what matters most with our loved ones while they’re still alive to hear it.