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T ALLEN

Phone: 01634-818-120

ROCHESTER, KENT

Funeral directors and services in Medway, Kent, south east England, UK. Professional arrangement of burials and cremations, including chapel of res...

www.allentfuneralservices.co.uk

REEVES & PAIN

Phone: 01865-371-159

KIDLINGTON, OXFORDSHIRE

JAMES MCDONALD

Phone: 01569-763-283

STONEHAVEN, KINCARDINESHIRE

PETER JACKSON

Phone: 01963-362-570

TEMPLECOMBE, SOMERSET

F KELLY

Phone: 01557-814-363

CASTLE DOUGLAS, KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE

FIELDS

Phone: 01427-874-424

DONCASTER, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

DOVE

Phone: 01889-564-431

UTTOXETER, STAFFORDSHIRE

www.undertakers.uk.com

BEDLAY MEMORIALS

Phone: 01236-873-900

GLASGOW, LANARKSHIRE

BECKFORD FUNERALS

Phone: 01481-264-202

GUERNSEY, CHANNEL ISLANDS

BEDALE & DISTRICT FUNERAL SERVICE

Phone: 01677-426-185

BEDALE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

JACOLINS FLOWERS

Phone: 07884-091-451

HASTINGS, EAST SUSSEX

HUMANIST FUNERALS & BAPTISMS

Phone: 01315-391-583

EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN

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Comparison between modern funeral services and Victorian Era services?

Im doing research on funeral services and om comparing funeral services from modern times to the Victorian Era, i have a lot of info on the Victorian Era, i just need some for modern society! Thank you!:)

Jonathan

Question answered by spiffer1

An extremely rapid shift in North America is from 'traditional' funeral services to 'non-religious' services and even to no 'celebration/recognition (at least public) of a death'. Another major shift (again in North America) has been more people choosing cremation over bodily interment.

Would you like to have your funeral services held a your local Walmart?

Inspired by Shortstuff's question about Walmart selling caskets and urns. What if Walmart offered funeral services at a discounted price too?

NONAME

Question answered by Paul N

I would prefer the produce section please. Would that be too much to ask.? I would think that it might be bad for business if they relegated funeral services to the garden area or the meat department either one.

Do you think it would be better if funeral services were run on a strictly non-profit basis?

It’s just that commercial funeral companies make this tragic event, this life changing experience that most of us have to go through when a loved one dies, seem so tacky and callous. Maybe if the government took over running funeral services so that we all get the same kind of funeral, we all get the same basic casket and we all get buried on common land, this would make funerals more dignified?

Question answered by Steve B

With all due respect, what company would do any service if there wasn't some sort of financial gain to be had? Funeral services are a particularly unpleasant job and nobody in their right mind would be in the business of performing these services if there was no personal benefit to balance against the extreme personal hardship of having to deal with grieving people that you don't even know.

What is ettiquette for attire at funeral services?

Going to a funeral service & don't have black to wear as suggested by a cple of my friends. What's the ettiquette in clothing attire for a funeral service? I won't buy something I won't wear once. Would it be proper to just have a business casual outfit? I have brown pants & white shirt, will that work? Should I wear a tie?

cpadude08

Question answered by Britt

Yea, the brown pants and the white shirt will be fine, and yes I think you should wear a tie. I've noticed that people don't always wear black to funerals anymore. As long as you look respectable I think it is fine.

What to wear to funeral service and visition?

Im attending a relatives visitation on thursday and the funeral service friday only ive never really been before except a visitation years ago. I know to dress conservative and darker muted colors, any ideas on outfits? Also which do you dress up for more the funeral service (church,burial). Thanks! :) Oh and im 16 and love fashion:p

ForeverYours

Question answered by Rosco

White colour is symbol of sadness, but black colour mean dark, evil, dont wear anything dark. Wear white shirt and jeans and a grey coat. And a blue tie. Best format setup for a funeral

what is need to start a business transporting the deceased from the funeral home to the funeral services?

I am really interested in starting a transport company that transport's the decease from the funeral home to the funeral service and i am not sure what kind of license or permits that is needed. I am not interested in starting a funeral home i just would like to do the transport aspect of it.

andrew

Question answered by Alan

Hearse coach?

How do I describe funeral service apprentice on my resume for a job at other funeral homes?

I'm currently a funeral service apprentice but I need to include it in my resume but having difficulty wording it in my resume. Can someone please help me.

lilliejack

Question answered by akfortyseven

u jus gotta delve out and describe it

Does anyone know the schedule of funeral services for Sandy Hook Elementary School victims in CT?

my friends and i are planning to visit the town this Saturday to offer our sympathy and prayers; it would really be great if there will be a prayer or funeral service that we could attend. thanks!

Question answered by Live from my sofa

I do not recommend crashing the services if you don't know anyone involved personally. Those events are going to be thronged enough just with family and community. Please give the mourners a little breathing room.

What's the right etiquette for attending funeral services?

It's a catholic funeral service for a family member of a business partner. There's a mass first and then there's a visitation. But I have prior engagements and I can only go to one... is it OK to go to the Mass only and not the visitation, or viceversa? I would prefer to go to the Mass only and give my condolences. Let me know if you're familiar with specific etiquette on these situations... Thanks.

SkyRaider

Question answered by Elle

Sure, it's OK. You're a good person to try to go to one of them when I'm sure it would be more convenient not to go at all, since you have other plans.

What are some funny jokes/stories to tell at a funeral service ?

I need funny jokes or stories to tell at a funeral service tonight, just to lighten up the mood of the folks. Any rude comments, please , don't post anything.

xxdark_angel95xx

Question answered by dog on sofa

I would suggest making a referrence to something the deceased found funny and something that most people there will quickly recognize as his sense of humour. If you go with a regular ice-breaker joke it could be seen as very tacky, or even inappropriate.