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How Funeral Candles Have Evolved
By Matt Frazer
The flame of a funeral candle burning in a chapel draws
mourners in to it's glow. The comforting flicker, it's
symbolism of a warm embrace and the light itself
inspires hope for the future. To some, the memorial
candle even becomes a representation of the spirit of
the person who has passed away. Obviously, funeral
candles are a powerful part of any funeral or memorial
service.
Historically, funeral candles were nothing more than
ordinary candles perhaps with a ribbon attached or
placed in an elaborate candelabra in a prominent place
for the ceremony. However, mourners desire to more
completely celebrate their loved ones life has pushed
the funeral industry to move to create more personal
keepsakes. The days of plain, white candles with a
simple ribbon are a thing of the past. Families want
more out of their tribute candles.
The challenge to meet or exceed client families wishes
lies within the hands of the funeral director. Caught
between helping a family craft their loved ones life
celebration into everything that they imagined while
controlling time and cost constraints, funeral directors
need help. Using top notch funeral technology to assist
them in performing tedious tasks, is an excellent
solution. Instead of personalized keepsake candles
becoming a dreadful chore, it's an opportunity to make a
lasting impression on a family.
The creation of these personalized funeral keepsake
candles is easier than you might think. There's no need
to place an order with another provider and wait for
your personalized items, hoping they come in on time and
with no mistakes. The keepsake candles can be easily
created in-house with just a few keystrokes.
Innovative software has turned the funeral candle
personalization process into a very simple process.
Using nothing more than a computer, a standard ink-jet
or laser printer, and specially formatted perforated
sheets, their creation is simple. The robust funeral
software practically creates the printed sheets on its
own with minimal input from the funeral professional.
The resulting funeral candle is personalized with the
deceased's photo, name, dates and any other versus or
poems requested by the family.
These cherished keepsake funeral candles will help
client families grieve their loved one who has passed
and remember their funeral director was the one who
helped them create a special, personal candle in their
time of need.
The best place on the web to learn more about funeral
candles and funeral stationery is Frazer Consultants.
This company has a solid reputation of developing high
performing and reliable technology for the deathcare
industry. They also have a beautiful selection of
funeral keepsakes and holiday remembrance ornaments. |
