
Funeral Ceremony Ideas Personal Touches for Funerals
Personal touches at a funeral or celebration of life can help to capture the uniqueness of the person whose life is being honoured and celebrated. It is lovely to have something that brings a smile to people’s faces, that sparks memories and conversations, and helps family and friends to express their thoughts and feelings.
Find ideas for personal touches to create a unique and meaningful tribute.
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Funeral Balloons
Releasing biodegradable balloons at a funeral or celebration of life can provide a quiet moment for family and friends to come together in their grief and to reflect and remember. For some people, it can bring a sense of peace and hope. -
Memorial & Condolence Jewellery
Condolence jewellery, maybe with a symbolic charm like an acorn, heart or star, can make a lovely gift to let someone know they are in your thoughts and can provide comfort at a difficult time. -
Memorial Books
Memorial books are a way to capture memories and to remember and celebrate a unique and precious life. Bringing together photos, messages and keepsakes, they can be treasured and passed down through generations. -
Memorial Items & Memory Boxes
Memorial items, such as a memory jar, candles, photos, and a condolence book, can be placed on a table at a funeral or celebration of life. Memory boxes are a way to bring together, store and treasure keepsakes and mementos. -
Unique & Personal Touches for Funerals
Personal Touches at a funeral or celebration of life, from beautiful flowers and bespoke stationery to memorial items and photos, can help you to create a unique and heartfelt farewell. -
Unique Funeral Stationery Items
There are many ways to capture and reflect the personality of your special person with unique and unusual funeral stationery items, from memorial bookmarks and memory trees to remembrance postcards and wildflower seeds. -
Wildflower Memorial Seeds
Wildflowers seed packets can make lovely gifts for family and friends at a funeral or celebration of life. They can be placed on a Memory Table or attached to the order of service. Guests can plant the seeds in their own gardens, creating their own wildflower memorials.
