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Losing a loved one is never easy, and planning a non-religious funeral can feel  overwhelming as there are no guidelines or tried and trusted procedures like there is with traditional religious funerals. However, personalising a funeral so that it honours, respects and celebrates the life of the person who has died often provides a much needed sense of closure and healing for everyone and it can add a special touch that makes it even more memorable.

 

Death is a difficult subject to discuss. Which is why many people are reluctant to talk about the outrageous cost of a funeral in the UK and the emotional distress that can be caused when there’s not enough money in the pot to pay for a decent send off. It’s important to be proactive and informed when planning a funeral. Understanding your options and your rights will help you make better choices that could save costs.   

 

 

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