Latest Death guides
We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
Is there a difference between hospice care and palliative care? Yes, there’s a big difference, and choosing the right mode of care for you or a loved one is super important. Let’s take a deep dive into the two.
Whether their death is imminent or months away, it’s important to be prepared. Especially if they’re likely to pass at home.
Learn how to write a condolence message that lets your friends and loved ones know you’re thinking of them.
We’re breaking down the process of decomposition for you, because we know that asking your family and friends about it can feel pretty uncomfortable (and, let’s be honest, a little bit weird).
When a loved one passes away, it’s a common wish to include something special in their coffin. Although there are very few limitations when it comes to a traditional burial, the rules aren’t the same for cremation.
Many of us worry about the environmental impact of a traditional burial. Read on to learn more about green burials, particularly mushroom suits.
When someone passes away it is commonplace for their loved ones to arrange a death notice and then a funeral notice. Read on for some tips to find these.
Whether you’re looking online or in the local newspapers, there are several ways to see if someone has passed away.
Want something a little more unique or meaningful than the same-old, same-old? Here are our top 8 creative grave decoration ideas.
While the Mexican holiday, ‘Day of The Dead’ might sound a little – okay, extremely – depressing, it’s actually far from it. Read on to learn all about this multi-day cultural festival.
Biting the dust, kicking the bucket, or passing on. No matter how you refer to this thing called death, it’s gonna happen to all of us … we mean, at some point. If you’re looking for inspiration, here are some euphemisms to help you dart around the D-word.
When a loved one passes unexpectedly or in traumatic circumstances, the Coroner may be required to investigate.