"Your staff responded to our situation quickly and surpassed our expectations for the funeral service. It may sound strange, but the mourners admired the presentation and shared another hearty laugh."
Danke
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Christmas-inspired funerals
Christmas-inspired funerals
Christmas Eve as a favourite final family celebration For true Christmas lovers who eagerly await Advent every year, there is a very special farewell. Christmas represents closeness, warmth, rituals and family, and these are the very values at the heart of this form of funeral. The farewell can take the form of a ceremonial gathering in a Christmas setting, with candles, biscuits, fir branches, music and familiar sounds. If you wish, a tasteful Christmas band can accompany the service and create a comforting atmosphere. Christmas Eve itself can also be chosen as the date of the final farewell. This distinctive option is also intended for people consciously preparing for the end of their life, for whom Christmas Eve with their family has always been the best day of the year. One final Christmas Eve is spent together, filled with conversations, memories and shared time. Nobody needs to worry about the arrangements. We take care of the festive menu, the Christmas tree, small farewell gifts and everything that belongs to Christmas. The result is a peaceful and loving farewell on a day that, for many, is the heart of the year.
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"Your staff responded to our situation quickly and surpassed our expectations for the funeral service. It may sound strange, but the mourners admired the presentation and shared another hearty laugh."
Danke
"Marie Luise Klein Trustworthy. Professional. Compassionate. Every question was answered promptly, and all the formalities were handled without fuss. The funeral ceremony was organised down to the last detail."
Nisrin Demir
"It is difficult to find a funeral director willing to care for a four-legged companion who has died. From the first contact and the cremation through to the keepsake: thank you."
Vicky Holzapfel