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During a time when non-essential travel is discouraged and social distancing measures are in place, families who have recently lost a loved one are wondering how to hold a funeral or memorial service? How can they honor a loved one? Can they still involve family and friends?

Have you heard the Rocks, Pebbles and Sand Analogy? The following story is one that’s been circulating for awhile. It holds a very important message regarding appropriately setting priorities in our lives. Each represent what is most

You've already made the tough decision of having your loved one cremated, but have you decided what to do with the ashes? Many families are unsure – so know you aren't alone. Whether you decide to bury or scatter your loved one's ashes, take a look at all your options to honor your loved one in a personal way.

When the time comes to select an urn for someone you love, you may wish to consider urn choices that include a secure place for special mementos. There are many urns that have extra storage space for you to secure special documents, photos, dried flowers, or other small tokens that remind you of your loved one. 

Planning an eco-friendly tribute for your loved one may require some extra forethought. In this article, we will provide tips on organizing a successful memorial tree ceremony and suggest other green memorial ideas.

There are many resources available for those who suffer after the loss of a loved one. It can be overwhelming to wade through all of the information--just one more thing to do. When you really don’t feel up to it. Stardust Memorials offers their short list of good quality resources for anyone who needs support.