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Showing posts with label funeral. Show all posts
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May 11, 2019
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October 01, 2018
What to wear in a funeral
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To : CMO, CSS
A funeral is a sacrament. It is sacred thus, all who participate there: the escorts, the CSS, the ISG must
DRESS
Here is a guide on dressing at a funeral
To : CMO, CSS
A funeral is a sacrament. It is sacred thus, all who participate there: the escorts, the CSS, the ISG must
DRESS
Here is a guide on dressing at a funeral
What to Wear to a Funeral: Dos and Don’ts
DO:
- Consider where and when the service will be held: A memorial service at a beach will be more casual than a service at a place of worship.
- Use common sense: If you are attending the funeral of someone you knew to be quite formal, it is likely that the attire should be more conservative.
- Ask for advice: It is perfectly appropriate to ask an immediate family member or the funeral director for advice on what to wear. The deceased may have specified a preference. For example, someone with a hearty sense of humor may have specified in his or her funeral plan that they would like everyone to wear green.
- Dress to blend in: We all want to be special but a funeral is not the time to stand out. You want to be dressed along the same lines as the other mourners.
- Consider the culture: Some cultures have special traditions when it comes to funeral attire. For example, some Asian cultures prefer white and in some African cultures, red and black are the norm. If the funeral is for someone with a distinct cultural background, it is perfectly acceptable to ask a family member if there is preferred attire.
DON’T:
- Pick this time to be a rebel: A funeral is a time for everyone to mourn. It is not a time to stand out.
- Underdress: While you are likely to see a range of fashion choices, you are far better off if you are a bit overdressed than underdressed. Step away from the flip flops!
- Forget why you are there: The whole point of the funeral is to show respect to the deceased. If you choose something that is respectful you will be fine.
- Agonize: Chances are you have something that will work. Just stick to basic dark colors and cover-up. The important thing is that you are there to honor your loved one. Unless your outfit is over the top or totally inappropriate, no one is likely to even notice what you are wearing.
In general, the etiquette for funeral attire is the same for both men and women: business-type attire that is respectful and conservative. Err on the side of dressing up as opposed to dressing down. Black or another dark color is almost always appropriate. Be sure to take the weather and location of the service into consideration and consult with a family member of the deceased if you need specific advice.
What to Wear to a Funeral: Women
While it’s true that the standard for funeral dress for women has become more relaxed over the years, clothing should still be respectful and conservative. Keep in mind that your goal is not to place the focus on you.
- A suit with a skirt or pants in a dark, solid color is a safe choice. You do not have to wear black unless the specific culture dictates it.
- A skirt of appropriate length and blouse or sweater is normally appropriate.
- Flat shoes or pumps are your best choice for shoes. Open toed shoes or sandals may be appropriate depending on the venue and climate.
- Depending on the culture, a hat may be worn.
- Avoid bright, flashy colors, “mini” skirts, low-cut blouses or sweaters. Skip the jeans or leggings.
What to Wear to a Funeral: Men
The best rule of thumb for male funeral attire is to dress as you would for a business meeting. Select elements that are respectful and conservative and will not cause a distraction.
- A suit with a collared shirt and tie or slacks with a sport coat are safe choices. You are not limited to black but dark, muted colors are generally the best choice.
- Avoid jeans (unless the geography or climate dictate them), short-sleeved shirts, and sneakers. Baseball caps are rarely appropriate.
What to Wear to a Funeral: Teens and Children
Teens and children should take their cue from their parents. “Church” type, age-appropriate styles that show respect are generally appropriate.
November 06, 2017
Deteriorating standards of interment at the first Holy Gardens?
PAGSASANAY SA TAGUMPAY
Rizal Philippines
November 6, 2017
Yesterday, I attended a funeral/interment service of a former business colleague. The family got him a P200t service (Bates) however, the interment service looked like bare to me.
What went wrong? Could our CSS, CMO tell what and explain why this happened?
The chairs had no seat cover, no AV equipment
no podium; look at the attire of the CSS
What can be done to prevent this deterioration/corruption?
However the funeral service looked superb
The new karuwahe design
The flower bedecked karuwahe
Naka Americana mga uniformed escorts
The MIB band members
Rizal Philippines
November 6, 2017
Yesterday, I attended a funeral/interment service of a former business colleague. The family got him a P200t service (Bates) however, the interment service looked like bare to me.
What went wrong? Could our CSS, CMO tell what and explain why this happened?
The chairs had no seat cover, no AV equipment
no podium; look at the attire of the CSS
What can be done to prevent this deterioration/corruption?
However the funeral service looked superb
The new karuwahe design
The flower bedecked karuwahe
Naka Americana mga uniformed escorts
The MIB band members
November 27, 2016
Various flower arrangement to inspire our embalmer, CMS and IS staff
BE a BIDDA: "BELIEVE, INSPIRE, DREAM, DO ACHIEVE"
Rizal Philippines
November 27, 2016
From Jorgeus Landscape
The following can be bench marked or used as inspiration for making great flower arrangement for chapel memorial services. We or the customers should just depend on the flower shops for ideas. We can be creative. Our staff must be trained to make flower arrangement. Di lang beke ang marunong nito. They too can can learn this with practice.
The best way to express love and sympathy is through flowers In the survey made, flowers is the number one desired feature of a chapel memorial service or interment. We should develop strong supply chain for flowers and arranger (and even in house talent)
Funeral flower arrangement for sympathy
This we can use for service over P100,000
Wreaths, sprays and corona
Rizal Philippines
November 27, 2016
From Jorgeus Landscape
The following can be bench marked or used as inspiration for making great flower arrangement for chapel memorial services. We or the customers should just depend on the flower shops for ideas. We can be creative. Our staff must be trained to make flower arrangement. Di lang beke ang marunong nito. They too can can learn this with practice.
The best way to express love and sympathy is through flowers In the survey made, flowers is the number one desired feature of a chapel memorial service or interment. We should develop strong supply chain for flowers and arranger (and even in house talent)
Funeral flower arrangement for sympathy
This we can use for service over P100,000






Wreaths, sprays and corona
January 03, 2015
Interim marketing of services for IS and memorial services (funeral services)
To : Holy Gardens Chapel
Kindly make a study plan on how we can market pre need the IS and Chapel
and memorial services to our existing customers. We can use or make a new
addentdum:
1. Products services that are to be sold:
Interment Service De Luxe and Luxury
Chapel and Memorial Services:
Traditional (no ROP) from P28,500 to P99,500
2. Price Points;
Name Price Monthly 60 mos
1. IS de Luxe - 19,500 373.75
2. IS Luxury - 23,900 438,16
CMS
1. Masa Product - P28,500 - P546.25
Masa Product Senior P33,500 642.08
2. 49,500 948,75
3. 64,900 1,243.91
4. 79.90 1,531 41
5. 96,60 1,85l.51
KINDLY GIVE THE NAMES; AGREE ON A COMMON NAME FOR PRE NEED AND ACTUAL NEED
WITH PANGA AND YOUR AND THEIR CHAPEL
3. Come up with a sales kit and a two page brochure
4. Have the abstract for this ready;
5. Let us have a new addendum or use existing addendum;
6. This is available only for existing customers and well append the
addendum to their existing product
7. We will use the memorial plan system for the following:
1. Commission:
For independent SE
7% of total on first year amortization 35% for SE
2% of total or % of 1st year amort 10% for SM
1% of total or % of 1st year amort 5% for SD
OR shall be full amount, but the amortization report shall have the commission deducted, and duly signed acknowledged by the Sales Personnel involved
For office staff: 3% of total, or 15% of 1st year amortization
2. Collection allowance:
Only for ISE:
P25.00 for amounts below P1,000
P40,000 for amounts above P1,000
Kindly make a study plan on how we can market pre need the IS and Chapel
and memorial services to our existing customers. We can use or make a new
addentdum:
1. Products services that are to be sold:
Interment Service De Luxe and Luxury
Chapel and Memorial Services:
Traditional (no ROP) from P28,500 to P99,500
2. Price Points;
Name Price Monthly 60 mos
1. IS de Luxe - 19,500 373.75
2. IS Luxury - 23,900 438,16
CMS
1. Masa Product - P28,500 - P546.25
Masa Product Senior P33,500 642.08
2. 49,500 948,75
3. 64,900 1,243.91
4. 79.90 1,531 41
5. 96,60 1,85l.51
KINDLY GIVE THE NAMES; AGREE ON A COMMON NAME FOR PRE NEED AND ACTUAL NEED
WITH PANGA AND YOUR AND THEIR CHAPEL
3. Come up with a sales kit and a two page brochure
4. Have the abstract for this ready;
5. Let us have a new addendum or use existing addendum;
6. This is available only for existing customers and well append the
addendum to their existing product
7. We will use the memorial plan system for the following:
1. Commission:
For independent SE
7% of total on first year amortization 35% for SE
2% of total or % of 1st year amort 10% for SM
1% of total or % of 1st year amort 5% for SD
OR shall be full amount, but the amortization report shall have the commission deducted, and duly signed acknowledged by the Sales Personnel involved
For office staff: 3% of total, or 15% of 1st year amortization
2. Collection allowance:
Only for ISE:
P25.00 for amounts below P1,000
P40,000 for amounts above P1,000
P25.00 for amounts below P1,000
P50,000 for amounts above P1,000
3. For cash payment: 10% discount shall be granted;
20% of the total payment is only commissionable
3 Fund disposition: (Budget)
Year Com TF GP
1 55% (11) 5% (1) 40 (8)
2. 5% (1) 40% (8 ) 55% (11)
3 5% (1) 75% (15) 20% (4)
4 5% (1) 80% (16) 15% (3)
5 5% (1) 80% (16) 15% (3)
Weighted total 15 56 29%
3 Budget for the 29% is as follows:
3% ORC and incentives
3% for insurance (inhouse or outside)
10% for administrative expenses: salaries, rent, utilities
13% GP
4. TF shall be for banks, trust department
5. Proofs for reimbursement: by TF:
1. Interment authorization or chapel memorial service authorization;
2. Copy of addendum
3. Death certificate
4. SOA
Reimbursement shall not be later than 15 days after receipts of requirements
6. Maximum reimbursable amounts:
In house: (with HGMP group)
IS - 80%
Masa package: 85%
45 to 85 - 75%
95 up - 60%
(Please check)
Can we start by January 5, 2015
December 16, 2014
Product Plan for Holy Gardens Chapel Memorial Service
For our guidance and comments:
Majorem Please print
For OSCA, the lower priced plot are not subject to SC discount
Traditional (No ROP)
Price StName SPLP Name Our Name W/M SRP Description
Point
Free None --- Nina Free 50 cm infant
Low 2t flat op --- Jing W P12,000 flat wood
30t OMS George Kampupot W P34,800 half glass
Champaca W P37,900 full glass
Sampaguita W 39,500 full glass/Light
50t Junior St Claire Rosal W 51,950 half glass
Junior full g Rose W 53,900 full glass
Junior full glass Rosette W 54,950 full glass/Light
60t Junior Metal Bernadett Ilang Ilang Metal 65,000 half/Light
Senior Lizu full Dorothy Waling2 Wood 81,200 full
glass
Senior Lizu full/L Wood 84,900 full with light
100t Semi metal flexi St Chris Vanda Wood 110,000
Semi Metal bilug Wood 120,000
Non Traditional (with ROP)
Semi Metal Flexi Pearl SM 95,600
Semi Metal Bilug 111,000
Metal
Senior Metal Full cap Jade Metal 73,000
Senior Metal flexi Metal 79,200
Metal bubble top Emerald Metal 149, 500
Metal Semi Imptd Sapphire Metal 195,000
Metal face to face Opal Metal 249,000
Metal Django Titanium Metal 295,000
Big Coke bubble Gold Metal 329,000
SS sold Price upon request 495,000
Semi Bronze 590,000
Solid Stainless 749,000
Solid Bronze 849,000
12/14/2014
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