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Review Traditions and Customs
Funeral and Memorial Services are typically guided by religious traditions and customs. Religious affiliation may not only impact the type of service, but guide what may be done to the body.
Regardless if the consideration fulfills a religious obligation, or just helps to provide structure and processes for secular events, a religious affiliation may impact many decisions during end-of-life planning.
As a result, this is the first item to consider when beginning to plan.
If no instructions have been left, the Next of Kin or the Executor of the Estate, will need to make final decisions.
Review the below links to learn more about religious customs, but it's best to speak with local spiritual leaders for specific guidance and support.
Regardless if the consideration fulfills a religious obligation, or just helps to provide structure and processes for secular events, a religious affiliation may impact many decisions during end-of-life planning.
As a result, this is the first item to consider when beginning to plan.
If no instructions have been left, the Next of Kin or the Executor of the Estate, will need to make final decisions.
Review the below links to learn more about religious customs, but it's best to speak with local spiritual leaders for specific guidance and support.