Farewell is a well-produced publication that offers practical, emotional and professional advice for people grieving, or for those who simply want to find out about their options. It looks at ideas slightly out of the usual, such as natural and woodland funerals, offers real life stories, and advice on the many issues surrounding death such as wills, estate planning and more. A respectful and informative read, Farewell bravely tackles a subject that some might wish to avoid, and does so with aplomb.
It’s always tough when a loved one passes on. You feel at a loss, and unsure of what to do and where to go – the last thing you need are complicated arrangements and legal tangles. Farewell offers some really practical advice to help you celebrate the life of someone who has passed, or maybe to help you plan your own funeral so that it happens as you want it – as with everything it is good to know all your options, and with a mix of advice, features, and real-life stories you will find a wealth of valuable information.

Now, when we go, we want to go in style. Music, dancing, delicious feasts and plenty of drink is the order of the day. The age-old question however, is what music do you have playing when you are lowered into the ground (or cremated, or compressed and turned into diamond). This has long been a question of whether you go for something tasteful or whether you take this last chance to choose something wonderfully inappropriate. Classics include ‘Highway to Hell’, ‘Staying Alive’ by the Beegees and ‘Another One Bites the Dust”. All good choices, but we would like something different. Firstly, we would like our coffin to take the shape of the classic ‘T’ Tetris block, with the Tetris theme tune playing in the background as we are lowered…

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