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10 original tribute ideas to honour the memory of a loved one
Paying tribute to a deceased loved one is no longer limited to traditional rituals. Discover 10 creative and personalised ideas to celebrate a unique memory: memorial trees, themed events, digital memorial pages and much more.
Writing a letter to a deceased loved one: advice and examples
Writing a letter to a deceased loved one can help ease the pain of grief and express what could not be said. This practical guide supports you in writing a sincere message, with concrete advice and examples adapted to each relationship.
The death certificate in Switzerland: role, content and procedures
The death certificate is an essential official document after the death of a loved one in Switzerland. It enables you to complete all administrative procedures, from inheritance to insurance. Discover its content, its role and how to obtain it.
What services do funeral homes offer? A complete overview
Funeral homes offer much more than simply organising funerals. From taking charge of the body to administrative formalities and coordinating the ceremony, these professionals support families at every stage. Understanding the full range of their services helps you make informed choices that suit your needs.
Wills in Switzerland: rules, content and advice for drafting them properly
Drafting a will that complies with Swiss law allows you to protect your loved ones and organise your succession according to your wishes. This comprehensive guide explains the legal rules, the types of wills recognised and the practical steps to avoid common mistakes.
When and why to consult a psychologist after a death
Grief is an intense psychological ordeal that can sometimes exceed our coping abilities. Consulting a specialised psychologist is not a sign of weakness, but a courageous step to navigate this difficult period with appropriate professional support.
The 5 stages of grief: understanding and supporting the process
Grief follows a complex psychological process, often described in five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Understanding these phases helps navigate loss with greater serenity, whilst recognising that each journey remains unique and non-linear.
How to talk about death to a child: advice and the right words
Talking about death to a child is a delicate moment that requires the right words and an approach adapted to their age. This guide helps you address the death of a loved one with your child, prioritising clarity and honesty to support them through their grief.
Supporting a bereaved loved one: simple and effective gestures
Supporting a bereaved loved one requires more than words: it's about concrete and lasting presence. This guide offers simple and effective gestures to accompany a grieving person, avoid common mistakes and maintain your support beyond the first few days.
How to express your condolences respectfully and sincerely
When faced with a death, finding the right words to express your support is often difficult. This practical guide helps you offer your condolences with sincerity and respect, whether in person, in writing or online, whilst avoiding common missteps.
50 examples of condolence messages for all situations
Finding the right words to express your condolences is never simple. This guide offers 50 examples of messages adapted to every situation: formal, friendly, professional or religious, to help you show your support with sincerity and respect.
Ecological burial: a new way to honour memory
Environmental concerns are transforming how we honour the deceased. From natural burial to biodegradable coffins, ecological funerals offer planet-friendly alternatives without sacrificing the dignity of the final tribute.