Photo Enlargement - Portrait A2
Starting From UGX250,000
OVERVIEW
We’ve all heard the expression “a picture is worth more than a thousand words,” and during a funeral or memorial service, a photograph is a special way of conveying emotions and sentiments that cannot be described with words alone.
An image of your loved one can be displayed near or on the casket at the viewing and funeral service, as well as the graveside ceremony. Pictures are easy to customize, and many families print images on funeral programs, memorial keepsakes, clothing, etc. There are also numerous resources for creating unique photo and video memorial collages.
Finding the right picture is important. The portrait can be black and white or in color, but whichever you choose should be a high resolution image (avoid blurry photos at all costs). Be sure to select an individual image of your loved one – rather than a group shot – to keep the focus on person being remembered.
Family members and friends can contribute candid photos of the deceased to make selection of image that represents their natural personality easier. You may find the perfect picture from photos stored online or on someone’s phone.
Don’t forget to choose a frame for the funeral portrait It can be as simple as a framed photo and a bouquet of their favorite flowers, or it can be totally customized to reflect their personality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Repatriation of remains is a service that provides coverage for the transportation of the covered individual’s bodily remains back to their area of principal residence, in the event of a covered illness or injury that results in death in a foreign country.
A memorial service is an event held after, or at any other time following the deceased's funeral. it is also referred to celebration of life.
Mainly we use Ordinary cement with bricks, stones and gravel, alternatively we also use Ceramic Tiles that usually appear in different colors lastly half bricks this depends on our clients preference
One can use several Materials depending on ones preference starting with half bricks , ceramic tiles and marble.
An Order of Service Booklet provides a schedule of the ceremony and is given out to mourners as they arrive or sent to people who can't attend.
A post-mortem , also known as an autopsy, is the examination of a body after death. The aim of a post-mortem is to determine the cause of death.
