Did you know that when you go to cremate a loved one, you can also toss other things into their cremation container to be cremated along with them? Many families appreciate getting the chance to do this when they’re carrying out cremation services in Largo, FL. If your family chooses to do it, you should look for the right things to cremate with your loved one. There are so many options for you to pick from. Find out some of the things that you should think about cremating with your loved one below.
Letters
Is there anything that you would like to say to your loved one before their Largo, FL cremation? If there is, now would be a perfect time for you to write a letter to them. You can say whatever it is that you want to say to your loved one in your letter and then stick that letter into their cremation container along with their body. This is a great way for you to get a few last things off your chest prior to your loved one’s cremation services.
Photos
You probably aren’t going to want to cremate a photo of your loved one that holds some significance to you. But you might be able to pick out a photo that you don’t mind parting ways with so that you can place it into their cremation container. These days, it’s also very easy for families to print out their own photos whenever they want to. You should take advantage of your ability to do this and find a few photos that you can place into your loved one’s cremation container.
Song lyrics
If there’s a song that your loved one really loved or if there’s a song that you think encapsulates what your loved one was all about, you can print out the lyrics to it and have those placed into their cremation container. You might also want to think about working that song into your loved one’s funeral services at some point. It’ll ensure that you think about your loved one every time that you hear that song from now on.
Articles of clothing
Most families will opt to have their loved ones dressed in special articles of clothing for their cremation. But if you would like to stick a couple of extra items into their cremation container, you might also be able to do it. If, for instance, your loved one always wore a specific hat and you want to have it cremated along with their body, that might be allowed by a funeral home. You’ll need to check with your funeral director to see if it will be possible.
Would you like to hear about some of the other things that you might be able to cremate along with your loved one’s body? Veterans Funeral Care can break it down for you when you decide to work with our Largo, FL funeral home. We can work with both veteran and non-veteran families at our facility. Give us a call today to get the planning process underway.
