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How to Take The Stress Out Of Funeral Planning

March 27, 2019 by Lauren Palmer

Planning for a funeral is something which is very difficult especially given that it is something you must do whilst carrying the burden of a bereavement. Nonetheless giving your loved one or friend the very best send off possible is important and this is why you must do all that you can to organize the funeral well. The best approach is one which gives you the least amount of stress, and will allow you to focus on mourning the loss. Here are some tips then which you may employ in order to reduce the stress of organizing a funeral.

Using Support

Most people are not alone in planning for a funeral but they fail to use the support network around them. When people offer you help during such a difficult time then there is nothing wrong at all with leaning on them and asking for them to carry out some tasks for you. Sharing the weight of the funeral organizing with friends or family members will not only reduce how stressed you are feeling, it will also ensure that others know that they are doing something positive which can help.

Weighing Up

Financial stress is another aspect of funeral planning which you may find difficult so it is worth ensuring that you are weighing up prices from numerous sources. For example it is far less stressful to find a headstone online than to sit down and speak with funeral directors about your options. Search online for better prices and wider range, not to mention less stress.

Focusing on Importance

We can often get bogged down in the details when it comes to funeral planning and it is important that you focus your attention on the most important factors. The venue, the coffin, the headstone and the flowers will be the most important aspects of a funeral so try not to get too stressed out about things like music, readings and food for the guests. Get the important bits out of the way first and then focus on some of the smaller details, in doing this you will feel more organized and less tense.

Paying Out

If money isn’t a worry for you then you can simply pay to have all of this managed by someone else. If you do things this way then you will simply explain what you want for the funeral and they will then bring you some limited options based on what you have said. Many people prefer a service such as this because it means minimal planning from loved ones, giving everyone the time and space needed to focus on grieving. There are many funeral directors who will offer such a service and using one is not impersonal at all, on the contrary in fact.

Try to do all that you can to minimize the stress you feel at what is an already very difficult time and take steps to ensure that the funeral organizing process runs as smoothly as possible.

Filed Under: Wellness Tagged With: funeral, funeral planning, lower stress, stress

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