How planning ahead can protect your loved ones
Imagine you died tomorrow (it's easy if you try).
While you're busy unlocking the final mysteries of human
existence, we're willing to bet that earthside, you'd be
leaving behind quite a few bereft friends and family members. How
will they remember you? Smart, funny, horrible at Jenga? A sharp
dresser who always mispronounced "epitome"? And then
there's the question of how they'll remember you: with an
austere traditional ceremony featuring Gregorian chants? Or how
about a joyous affair complete with streamers, piñatas, and
a bespoke urn launched into outer space?
From playlists of Lana Del Rey to a classical string quartet,
when it comes to funeral vibes these days, the options are endless.
And while contemplating your own end-of-life ceremony doesn't
exactly scream fun, it's important to acknowledge that these
rituals offer grieving loved ones a chance to connect and honour
your legacy. Beyond the soundtrack and
