by Renaissance Funeral Home | Jan 6, 2023 | Funeral Prep, Green Burial, Traditional Burial
When a loved one dies, most of us want to do whatever we can to ensure that they are given a proper burial. One step in this process is using embalming fluid, a compound that helps preserve the body. But what is an embalming fluid made from? Is it toxic? This article...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Dec 26, 2022 | Funeral Prep, Grief
Creating a death announcement on Facebook can be daunting. What do you say? How do you say it? And who should you say it to? In this blog post, learn some tips on announcing a death on Facebook with examples to help. We’ll also discuss how you can share the sad...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Dec 5, 2022 | Funeral Prep, Traditional Burial
Death is a difficult time for any family. Notifying friends and loved ones about the death of a family member can be overwhelming. That’s why we have created this free death announcement template for you to use. This template will help you word your announcement...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Nov 12, 2022 | Catholic Funerals, Funeral Prep
When someone we love dies, it feels like a piece of our heart goes with them. It’s hard to know what to do during those first few days and weeks after they pass away. One thing that many people choose to do is create a funeral card as a way to remember their...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Oct 28, 2022 | Funeral Prep, Grief
When someone we love passes away, it feels like a part of us dies too. Our world turns upside down, and we are left reeling with shock, sadness, and grief. One way to find help through this challenging time is by honoring our loved one’s life with music. Music...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Oct 7, 2022 | Cremation, Funeral Prep, PrePlan
When a loved one dies, one of the decisions is what to do with their remains. Cremation is becoming an increasingly popular option, and for good reason. This process results in cremains, the ashes and other fragments of bone left after cremation. This blog post will...
