Ceremonial Items
Special details help personalize a ceremony to commemorate traditions and passions to honor a life. Here are a few ideas.
Photo Enlargements
A personal photograph is enlarged to approximately 11″ x 14″, 18″ x 24″, or 24″ x 36″ to be displayed at any event.
11″ X 14″
18″ X 24″
24″ X 36″
(Photo editing available; note that enlargement sizes are approximate)
Photo Collage
Professionally created Photo Collage 24×30 print, suitable for framing,mounted on a sturdy black board with a non-glare surface. Includes two lines of text and up to 25 pictures.
Photo Collage Board Kit
The Photo Collage Board Kit allows families to display photographs, awards and other personal items for friends and family to view and admire.Basic items to assist you in completing your own Photo Memory Board include the board, glue stick and colored paper.
(Up to 2 boards included in some plans)
Memorabilia Display Table / Mannequin
Placed in the chapel or lobby, the Memorabilia Table is used to display personal items such as photographs, awards, hobbies, crafts, or favorite things. Our clothing bust/mannequin can display a favorite jacket, sweater, or dress. These personal touches encourage family and friends to reflect on the interests, hobbies, or lifestyle of your loved one.
Ceremonial Leis
Leis are a tribute to the deceased, or can be a ceremonial gift to family members, friends, and guests.
See one of our associates for a complete selection.
(Five day notice required; if needed within 5 days)
Limousine Service
Our Limousine will pick you up, take you to the ceremony, service, or reception, and then return you.
3 Passenger Town Car
8–10 Passenger Limo
18–20 Hummer Limo
All Limo prices are based on 4 hours.
Additional mileage charges may apply.
*Subject to Availability
Motorcycle Escorts
A formal procession must be accompanied by motorcycle escorts. The procession will make its journey, often to the cemetery, along a previously designated route which could include a drive by the beach, past the home, or to another special location.
Horse Drawn Carriage
Upon arrival to the cemetery, the casket or urn is transferred from the funeral coach to the horse drawn carriage. The procession continues through the cemetery until arrival at the interment, entombment or inurnment site.
