Frequently Asked Questions

Losing a loved one is one of the most difficult experiences we face. When planning their funeral, it can be hard to know how to express your loss. Reading a poem has long been...

At Jamieson Funeral Directors, we understand that the loss of a loved one is a profound and deeply personal journey.  Cremation services offer a meaningful way to honour their memory, reflecting the unique life...

Grief is a profound and complex experience, especially for children. Books can be a gentle and effective way to help these young minds understand and cope with the loss of a loved one. Here...

A eulogy is the formal name for a speech given to commemorate an individual’s life. Eulogies are typically delivered at funerals or memorial services and are often given by a family member or friend...

Cremations are a common option for a loved one’s funeral. They are less expensive than burials, and you can choose the type of cremation you prefer depending on the deceased’s wishes and budget. Cremations,...

Funerals provide a space to share your memories and support the family of the deceased. One simple way to do this is by writing in a condolence book. If you’re wondering what to write in...

Pallbearers play an essential role at funeral services. But there are often questions about how to pick pallbearers and what to expect if you’re chosen for this important role. You might also be wondering,...

What you bring to a funeral often depends on your role during the service. However, there are several things that help make the day easier and more meaningful. So, knowing what to bring to...

When arranging a funeral for a loved one, several documents are needed before planning can go ahead. Understanding what paperwork is required during this difficult time can help to make the process more straightforward. ...

The loss of a loved one is never easy. When they’re taken into the care of a funeral home, you can still visit them at the chapel of rest. To make things a little...