Eulogies give us the chance to say goodbye and remember a passed loved one. Sometimes we only want we say to be short and to the point. But summing up an entire persons life in a few sentences isn’t easy. How do you briefly share memories and reflect on the legacy of someone so special … Read more
After your grandfather passes away a eulogy is the opportunity for you to share your memories, thoughts and feelings about him. To reflect on his life and legacy. If you aren’t sure what to say in a eulogy though then you’re not alone. Finding the right words and knowing what to include can be hard. … Read more
Writing a eulogy is never easy. Trying to find the words to commemorate and remember someone like your grandmother is always going to be so hard. But if you are giving a reading at the funeral for your grandmother then it’s important to be prepared and have a eulogy ready. Having a touching speech written … Read more
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is one of the most challenging experiences you can go through. Having to come to terms with the fact that someone you shared your life with is no longer around is heartbreaking. In that situation it can be hard to find the right words to say about … Read more
A eulogy is an opportunity to share the memories and feelings about the deceased and reflect on their life. It is a chance to pay tribute to whoever has passed away. But it’s also extremely difficult to write a eulogy. Especially for someone like your husband. So if you’re struggling then use these eulogy examples … Read more
When you’re in the position of planning or attending a funeral for a loved one it’s important to know the difference between a eulogy and obituary. Whether you’re writing or delivering one yourself or are organizing either of them it’s vital to know what each is and what they’re for. Very simply a eulogy is … Read more
Writing a eulogy is really difficult. Finding the right words to express your feelings about the deceased, remembering those special moments and memories of them, not getting overwhelmed by the emotions – that’s before thinking about the things you need to avoid saying and making sure it’s appropriate for the family. There’s so much involved. … Read more
Writing a eulogy comes down to five things: gather your memories and stories, decide on a structure, write it the way you’d actually speak, keep it to three to five minutes and read it aloud before the day. You’re not writing a biography. What you’re tying to do is paint a picture of who they … Read more