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How to Compare Cremation Costs
Learn how to compare cremation costs between different service providers. Get tips to help you find the most cost-effective cremation services for yourself or your loved ones.
Read More5 DIY Projects to Honor a Loved One Who Died
Look at five DIY projects designed to memorialize and honor a loved one who has died. Find creative outlets for your grief and learn about projects you can do with others.
Read MoreHow Many Death Certificates Will You Need?
To deal with estates, insurance claims, and other details after the death of a loved one, you need copies of the death certificate. Let us help.
Read MoreHow to Honor a Veteran
Honor a veterans who has passed with these meaningful ideas. Boston Cremation can help – call today.
Read MoreWhat Size Cremation Urn Do You Need?
Get guidance on choosing the right size urn for your loved one. Review the most common types of urns & decide which is right for you.
Read MoreDo You Need a Burial Vault for a Cremation Urn?
Find out about burial vaults for urns. Get help deciding if you need a burial vault for liner for your loved one’s run.
Read MoreHow to Plan Ahead for Your Final Expenses
Get tips on how to plan ahead for your final expenses. Review options to help you pay for cremation, funerals, and similar services.
Read MoreWhat Is a Reception Style Memorial Service?
Many families are moving away from formal funeral traditions and embracing memorial services with a range of different styles. In particular, after a loved one’s passing, some people opt to do a reception-style memorial service. This can take many forms depending on the family’s wishes. Understanding Reception-Style Memorial Services Typically, a reception-style memorial service doesn’t…
Read MoreCan You Write Your Own Obituary?
If you’re preplanning your cremation and memorial service, you may be wondering if you can write your own obituary. The short answer is “yes”, but there are a few things to keep in mind. Here’s what you need to know. Benefits of Writing Your Own Obituary Writing an obituary for yourself ensures you are memorialized…
Read MoreWho Will Conduct the Memorial Service?
When planning a memorial service, one of the most important decisions you need to make is who is going to conduct the service. Unlike with weddings, there are no rules on who can lead memorial services. Families can choose anyone they like to conduct the service, as long as that person is comfortable and confident…
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