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using your full name so that the family can identify you in the future. It’s also helpful to add information about how you knew the deceased – through work, social clubs, school etc.
Flowers and Gifts
Sending flowers, making a donation or giving a memorial gift are all meaningful gestures. The simplest of tributes can be of a great comfort to the family and can express your sympathy when words just aren’t enough.
Turn off your Cellphone
This one should go without saying. If you choose to bring your phone into the funeral home, take a moment to make sure you’ve turned it off or switch it to silent mode.
Cemetery Etiquette
When visiting a cemetery, there are a number of basic rules you should keep in mind in order to show respect to both the living and the dead. These tips will help all and make sure you and your fellow visitors enjoy a courteous, peaceful and respectful experience.
Follow the Rules
Most cemeteries have a sign posted near the entrance listing rules specific to the property. Follow the rules and observe any floral regulations they may have set.
Obey the Hours
Most cemeteries are open from dawn until dusk. Try not to remain in the cemetery after dark to avoid being charged with trespassing.
Common Questions
We’ve provided a list of answers to questions we frequently receive regarding our services and other activities related to funerals. If you don’t see the answer to your question here, feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to give you more information and clarify any of your concerns.
What is a funeral?
A funeral is a ceremony for celebrating, honouring and remembering the life of a person who has passed away.
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