The death of a family member, close relative or friend can be devastating and difficult to accept, which might explain why most people struggle to plan the funeral of a loved one. Unfortunately, it increases the risk of choosing a funeral home that does not meet your needs or the deceased's wishes. That said, finding the right funeral home should not be a problem if you know what to look for.

Planning a funeral service can induce a lot of emotions. It's an excellent opportunity to gain closure, but there's also a lot to organise. Many people choose cremation rather than burial. If you're planning a cremation service, here's what you may want to include.  Choosing Who to Lead the Service Once you're aware that you're planning a cremation, you'll need to decide who leads the service. If you're religious, this could mean a religious leader from your community.