Cellphone Etiquette
There are very few people in this world who posses the kind of social graces intrinsic to the characters in an Austen novel. Some would argue the children of the “information revolution” lack social propriety altogether. Despite the rumours that etiquette is dead, many of us do manage to exercise a little common courtesy toward [...]
Funeral Etiquette: Seven Easy Steps to Writing a Eulogy
Step One: Gather information. Jot down as many personal notes about the deceased as possible. Look at photos. Flipping through photo albums may remind you of important qualities and memories of the person who died. Answer a few questions: What made your loved one truly happy? What inspired you to write this eulogy? What were [...]
Funeral Etiquette: Tips on Organizing a Funeral
What To Do When Someone Dies: Tips On Organising A Funeral
When loved ones pass away, you’ll want to make sure that they have the funeral they deserve. Here are the main aspects you need to consider when planning a funeral.
1. Viewing
When someone dies, family members and friend may wish to view the body of their [...]
Funeral Etiquette: Estate Planning
Greek philosopher Heraclitus had remarked that ‘you cannot step into the same river twice’ i.e. time will never be the same… ‘Change’ is the only constant factor and ‘Death’ is the only certain thing in life. So what is true for today will not be true forever. A contended joyful life today does not entail [...]
Funeral Etiquette: Coping With A Funeral
When the death of a loved one occurs, regardless or whether it was expected or not, you will find yourself having to deal with a great number of people. Some you will know closely, others may be complete strangers; all will be claiming some kind of relationship to the deceased.
Whilst grieving for your loved one [...]
Funeral Etiquette: 10 Useful Funeral Tips and Facts
10 Useful Funeral Tips and Facts
Don’t use your will or safety deposit box to hold a description of arrangements you have made for your funeral! Funerals usually take place (including disposal of the body) less then a week after the person dies. The Will does not even get officially read until after the [...]
