What funeral photography is about: 5 steps
Today’s guest post is written by Australian funeral photographer John Slaytor: When I tell people I’m a funeral photographer they can be slightly taken aback. They remove “funeral” from the occupation...
View ArticleFacing Death with a Smile
Today’s guest post is from Christopher White. Christopher resides in Australia with his pug “Freddy”. I am 64 years old, have led a healthy life, don’t smoke, enjoy a drink occasionally and I tend to...
View ArticleSilent Wishes: On Hoping for a Cure
Today’s guest post is written by Heidi Evans: Most children wish for a pony, or maybe a trip to Disney World when they blow out their birthday candles. For as long as I can remember, on my birthday I...
View ArticleDeath, Regret, Murder, and Medical Equipment
Today’s guest post is written Caleb Cook: After Hurricane Katrina ravaged my hometown of Pass Christian, MS I was left with next to nothing. My belongings were either swept into the back bay near Bay...
View ArticleSpeaking of Dead Moms…
Today’s guest post is written by Sara LeeAnn Pryde. “Speaking of dead moms…” As if one can delicately work that into polite conversation. Which is why today is so impossible. Every year on January...
View ArticleGood Irish Funeral Music: “Danny Boy” Revisited
Today’s guest post is written by NYC Funeral Director Amy Cunningham: It seems fitting to reveal on Saint Patrick’s Day that the most common Google query that reliably draws readers to “The Inspired...
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Did My Child Die According to God’s Perfect Plan? (A Guest Post)
Jessica’s son Henry. It’s been three years since my 4-year-old died from brain cancer, but sometimes it feels like it was yesterday. The memories can come roaring back in the blink of an eye, leaving...
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