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Alternative Funerals
How to organise non-religious, less traditional and more individual funerals.
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Alternatives to traditional religious funerals should be considered for people who do not hold strong religious convictions. Alternative funerals include woodland burials, humanist funerals and civil...Read more - Humanist Funerals
A humanist funeral is appropriate if the deceased was not religious. For many it is a question of honesty: if the person did not believe in religion, a humanist funeral is more likely to reflect their...Read more - Colourful funerals...why not?
There is a growing trend away from traditional dark colours at a funeral. If you want to be remembered in a positive, happy way, then request that those attending your funeral wear colourful clothes....Read more - Public health funerals
When nobody is willing or able to pay for a funeral, or when the deceased has no family or friends, the local authority pays for the funeral.Read more - Spiritualist funerals
A spiritualist funeral recognises that the death of the physical body is merely the shedding of a mortal garment that has served its purpose.Read more - Gothic funerals
There is already much that is Gothic about a traditional funeral, but if you want a real Gothic event, plan in advance.Read more - The Biker's Tale
Chris Dabbs almost died in a motorcycle accident 16 years ago. Here he describes how John Peel's funeral showed him the importance of music, tributes and planning to ensure he will be sent off in...Read more - Trends in the US - Home funerals
A look at the growing popularity of home funerals in the US, and the benefits to grieving families and friends.Read more - Honesty at the end
More people are now choosing non-religious funerals if the departed had no religious convictions. This is an honest approach to how we should be remembered at our final event.Read more - Funerals that you 'do yourself'
It is possible to do everything required to give someone a funeral without using professionals. It will save money and might be a more satisfactory way of saying goodbye, but it takes a lot of planning...Read more





