Design Everywhere: Funeral Design - Let Life Be Stunning.

Design everywhere: Funeral design - let life be stunning.

Funeral design companies in Europe and the United States want to help customers achieve their last spectacular appearance, adding new ideas to the $16 billion funeral market.

Just two months ago, the funeral of Aretha Franklin (Aretha Franklin) was broadcast live from Detroit to the United States.

Stivi Wand (StevieWonder), Chaka Khan and Jennifer Hodson (Jennifer Hudson) sang deep feelings at the funeral.

Former president Clinton (BillClinton) delivered a eulogy, and more than 100 pink Cadillac luxury cars were full of streets and alleys.

Even though he was already dead, Franklin displayed various costumes: his shroud had a set of bright red and light blue dress, and a set of golden evening gowns, and all the dresses were coloured with Christian Lou Boding (ChristianLouboutin) five inch heels.

Franklin spent seven hours in the funeral on the day before the funeral of US Republican Senator Mccain (JohnMcCain).

"This is a very unusual weekend for the media reporting the funeral."

Last year, Erin Furey, co-founder of Going Out InStyle co founded by the funeral planning service in the United States, commented that Ellyn.

"I hope these kinds of funerals can make the world more thoughtful about their own arrangements."

Cassidy, his colleague, adds CassidyIwersen.

According to arvinson, everything is no longer what it used to be.

Nowadays, ordinary people do not want to leave the world with a tasteless shroud, a bouquet of ordinary flowers and a bad post process.

Arvinson and three other co founders hope to help customers to take care of their affairs in a different way, and at the same time can do something in the conservative market of $16 billion.

"We used to be wedding practitioners."

Faure said.

In the field of wedding, customers' unusual demands and high production costs are common. "In funeral services, there are very few people who have such high demand."

Customers believe that we should regard funeral and interment as the last appearance of our life in the eyes of the public.

It may not be a coincidence that the founders of these funeral industries have worked in the company of "MarthaStewart Stewart", the "Queen of home economics" in the United States.

Franklin's funeral was planned by Swanson FuneralHome, which everyone thought was an appropriate reflection of his life - a great opportunity to think deeply about fashion classics and to emphasize the family as its symbol.

The author of the book Rest in Pieces: TheCurious Fates of Famous Corpses, Bess lov Joey (Bess Lovejoy) compares Franklin with Peron's (EvaPer) and Alexander's funeral.

Although Mrs. Peron did not hold office, she enjoyed the treatment of state burial. Alexander's coffin was designed as a palace.

The exhibition of Alexander's remains reflects his sense of authority.

She said.

London funeral Scheming Companies Poetic Endings founder and director Louise Winter (LouiseWinter) used to be a funeral marshal, she founded three years ago, the purpose is to make a perfect "end": "the arrangements for the funeral arrangements, the crematorium is only short and short 20 minutes, funeral undertakers have no imagination, funeral ceremonies with a temporary cramming mentality and the death of people as a selling opportunity to mechanically model."

She says people are eager for new forms of funerals.

"Funeral ritual is changing because the expectations are changing."

She said, "I don't know whether the traditional funeral business can adapt and survive.

My company's team is well dressed, the website is designed to be warm and practical, the whole funeral process keeps pace with the times - to create a fashion, elegant and intension of the funeral.

Louise winter's view of clothes is easy to accept: "everything goes with the style of life."

Why do you have to wear it for a funeral? "She asked." I prefer a white cotton pajamas (hanging in my closet). I bought it from the flea market in Florence for 5 euros. "