How do you plan a meaningful funeral service when the person didn't leave any wishes?

This actually happens quite often. A lot of people have concern that they're not going to be able to honour their loved one as they would have wanted to. So I like to encourage families out there to be able to have these conversations first and foremost just to even though they can be uncomfortable for some just to and it doesn't have to be a playbook of the service or like from start to finish and dictated what needs to be done. It could be something as simple as dad really loved gardening and he'd like to have something to do with nature. Or could be mum just says, "Look, I would really like the song played at like my service that your dad and I danced at our wedding." Just those things, just something just a little tidbit that can be held on to. So for families who haven't even had those conversations or aren't sure whether they needed to have a cremation or burial, it's something that's going to have to come together with the family decision. But what we like to encourage families, it's a good time to get together to be able to discuss what type of songs they like. Do you remember the music that dad always played? It was country music and it drove us mad. So, we'll have to have a Slim Dusty song in there. Just all those little things that can make it meaningful for the family.