Celebration of Life

Celebration of Life:

Let our staff at Squamish Funeral Chapel help plan a service to celebrate the life of your loved one without any stress. Our professional team can make this experience memorable as you come together with family and friends to share stories, reflect, remember, and be there for one another.

We promise to make this an experience to honour the successes, the joy, and what made your love one leave such an impact on every ones life.

Let us give guidance as we help you create a celebration of life. Here is how we can help:

• Our Funeral Directors will help coordinate, setup, and supervise the ceremony.
• We will coordinate the family and guests as they arrive.
• Our Funeral Directors will create a detailed agenda before the service so everyone is on the same page.
• We will coordinate with the celebrant or whomever is leading the service.
• Bring lots of memorabilia as we will help unload and place them around the venue room.
• Delivery and setup of flowers to and from the service venue.
• Memory Boards and Frames for photos.
• Coordination with our Preferred Caterers if necessary.
• Transfer of the Urn to and from the Service, if family wishes it present.
• Frame Photo of the Deceased at the entrance of the service venue.
• Online Book of Memories Page on our website for families to write condolences, share stories, upload pictures, send flowers, and much more.
• Providing guidance to eulogists and speakers.
• Placing of Obituaries on our Online Book of Memories page and to any preferred newspapers.

Additional Options to Consider:

Family's today want to make the service in remembrance of their loved one special and unique. Our professional funeral directors can help create and plan gourmet catered receptions, video tributes, customized service folders, and many more options.

Here are a few additional options you might consider for a celebration of life:

Click the image on the right to see one of our video tributes.

** Please note that Cremation within the Province of B.C. cannot take place until after 48 hours from the time of death.