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Memorial Service Ideas
Tennessee Memorials
At Tennessee Memorials, we can create a custom monument or stonework of any kind. Monuments, signs, garden rocks, service memorials, gifts, and other various stone pieces. We keep many different colors and types of stone in stock. Because of this, we have little limitations to what we can put on them for you. Services include date cuts and on-site blasting. Also, we offer foundation repair and stone restoration. Tennessee Memorials offers many other products. Products would include bronze plaques, memorial add-ons, customization to existing stones and more. Feel free to ask us if we can be of help in any way for you and your family.
Tips for a Memorial Service
Funeral Flowers
Funeral flowers come in all colors, styles, and designs. The flowers for a memorial service are often white, but there’s no requirement to stick with white. You can use the memorial service florals to honor your loved one in a unique and creative way. Go bold and colorful, or choose a particular flower or color as part of a theme. Or keep it classy and simple, but with splashes of gentle, muted colors.
Your funeral service decor theme can include hobbies. Also, organizations and associations, sports, interests, and much more. There are many ideas for traditional and creative funeral flowers that include themes like airplanes and motorcycles. Also, footballs, guitars, gardener, fishing, police, Masonic, cross, cowboy, sports teams, colleges, etc.
Scholarship Fund in Lieu of Flowers
One option for memorial service decoration is to not do so. Maybe flowers don’t seem quite right. Or they are already supplied or unnecessary for some reason. Include a note in the invitation that funeral attendees can make a donation to.
These funds can be donated to a charitable organization or fund which reflects the passions and interests of the deceased. It can be anything from an actual scholarship fund set up in the decedent’s name to a donation to the local branch of a charity in which they were involved.
This is a powerful, meaningful, and lasting way to celebrate one life by impacting the lives of others.