Themes structures for cms for unique interments

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For unique and memorable MEMORIAL SERVICES;   not your usual curtains, but are made of natural and indigenous materials.

                                    Bamboo theme

                                   Bamboo reed

                                        Baklad

Various themes for CMS set up; to inspire our Chapel Memorial Service Staff and embalmer

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Every Juan must have a prepaid service plan (Prepaid Memorial Service)

Gorgeous Themes to inspire us

I texted you yesterday PM re themes.  We need 6 for the brochure lay out of CMS:

This office listed:

1.  Angelic

2.  Wedding

3.   Party

4.  Tropical gardens

5.  Saints

6.  Filipiniana

7.   Forest or natural

This can be done in conjunction with a tentlike contraption to make it easier to put curtains and other decors (a la motif)

Critical to these are the item/flower stand which could be:

1.  Roman, Greek or Corinthian inspired

2.  Bamboo or wood

3.  Wrought iron

If you saw the picture of Liezl Martinez wake, then you get the idea of the flower theme.

                   Full at the back and full at the bottom (for P150t and above packages)

Flowers (from Indian wedding set up)

New and attractive garden sanctuarium design (at de la Strada) in Katipunan which we can benchmark

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Rizal Philippines Good Friday April 3, 2015

We biked yesterday, bisikileta iglesia, and one of the churches we visited in lieu of Padre Pio in Eastwood was the Virgen de la Strada near La Vista. That came after Sta Clara church.  We had breakfast too at Jollibee at Petron, a few meters away from the church.

The columbarium at the said church features the following:

1.   A plaza with marble land plants, fountain decor
2.  Plant box in between some column
3.  3 columns near the church, 3 columns near the front;
4.  Only 3 layerrs max for clean and unobstructed view
5.  Floor tiles in between columns/pathwalk
6.  Stone (false because they are tiles) at the end and back
7.  Metal end caps for bolting the cover to the crypt body.