Funeral Announcement Cards: What Should I Say?
It can be difficult to know the right words for a funeral announcement card. Here is our guide to announcement card wording.
What Should I Put on a Funeral Thank You Card
Sending thank you cards to funeral guests is a good way to show your gratitude. This wording guide will help you know what to write.
How to Create a Meaningful Funeral
Planning a funeral can be hard, and creating a meaningful funeral can seem even harder. We are here to help with some easy ways to create a meaningful funeral.
What is a Funeral Condolence Book
When shopping online for funeral stationery, you may come across Funeral Condolence Books. But what are they? Should you get one?
What to say in a Condolence Message? Sympathy Message Examples
Leaving a condolence message shows that you care. If you’re not sure how to express yourself when someone passes away, here are some ideas.
How Do You Make a Memorial Service Program?
Here is our step-by-step guide to creating a funeral service program.
What Do You Write on a Memorial Card?
Memorial cards are beautiful keepsakes, but knowing the right words can feel tricky. Here is what you could write on them.
How to Use Funeral Attendance Cards
When hosting a funeral, you may wish to use 'Funeral Attendance Cards'. But how do you use them? Here is our handy guide to help you out.
How Do You Announce a Funeral Announcement on Social Media?
Social media can be a good way to announce the details of a funeral. Here are our tips for posting a funeral announcement on social media.
How Long After a Funeral Do You Send Thank You Cards?
You may be wondering when is the right time to send thank you cards after a funeral? Don't worry, we are here to help you.
Do I Need to Send Funeral Thank You Cards?
We are often asked if you need to send thank you cards to attendees after a funeral. Here is the answer to help you plan.
What Can I Say Instead of Sorry for Your Loss?
There are many thoughtful alternatives to saying 'I'm sorry for your loss', making it easy to show you care after someone experiences a loss.