byAlma Abell

Losing a loved one is a difficult ordeal. Aside from the shock and trauma of the death, there is the task of planning a memorial service in honor of that person. Planning such a task is very emotional. Even though emotions are running high, these are some of the details to consider when making those plans.

Often, the very first task of planning a Memorial Service in Debary FL is determining which vessel is going to be used for the burial. For a burial that is to be placed in the ground, the casket is the item to be decided upon. If the burial is designated to be a cremation, the urn is the carrying vessel. When picking this for your loved one, think about their personal style and what choice would best reflect them. Make sure to respect last wishes regarding this task.

The next task is to determine the type of music that the loved one would have liked. While there are many options to consider, the music should flow with what was special to them. The music doesn’t have to be all somber if the person was upbeat and wanted a party on the way out. Favorite church hymns, theme songs, and other representations can be utilized to create the atmosphere for the service.

Flowers are very hard to choose when planning a Memorial Service in Debary FL. When looking at flowers, take a time to consider color palates that were loved by the person. If their favorite flowers are difficult to obtain, picking flowers that are close in shape and color will work to help decorate the service. Since there will be flowers coming in from other avenues, take a time to consider how many is needed for the basic decorations. The flowers will help to enhance the ceremony.

Planning a memorial service is a very emotional task to undertake. While there are many decisions to be made, these decisions will help create the atmosphere for the service. While incorporating their wishes is important, there are times when those wishes are unknown. Contact Baldauff Family Funeral Home & Crematory for help in the planning of the service to remember your loved ones.