Nicholas Albery

Stephanie Wienrich

Demonstrates to people dissatisfied with conveyor-belt funerals that there are kinder alternatives

From the spiritual and mystical to the practical and administrative, vital information is included on how to organise a funeral, how to care for someone dying at home and how to come to terms with bereavement

Today, an increasing number of people want to organise at least part of a funeral for themselves, without depending on funeral directors.<br/>
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<i>The New Natural Death Handbook</i> shows you how to do everything from ordering a coffin to hiring a horse-drawn hearse to finding a woodland burial ground (where a tree is planted for each grave instead of having a headstone). It also explains how to arrange a burial on private land and how to set up a woodland burial ground as a business or charity.

The New Natural Death Handbook

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Demonstrates to people dissatisfied with conveyor-belt funerals that there are kinder alternatives

Gives excellent advice

A fascinating read

Demonstrates to people dissatisfied with conveyor-belt funerals that there are kinder alternatives

Gives excellent advice

A fascinating read

Demonstrates to people dissatisfied with conveyor-belt funerals that there are kinder alternatives

Gives excellent advice

A fascinating read

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