There's an old joke about how most people would rather be the person in the coffin than the person delivering a eulogy at a funeral. While that's certainly an exaggeration, the fear of public speaking is certainly widespread, affecting up to 75% of the population. That means that if it's your job to deliver a eulogy, there's a good chance that you're pretty nervous about it. However, you can overcome your fears and deliver a memorable eulogy that's a tribute to your loved one.
If you are like most people, and someone were to ask you, what do you want done with your body after you die, you would probably answer burial, or cremation. This is because these are two of the most popular mainstream options that most people are exposed to. While both of these are viable options, there are several other cremation alternatives that may appeal to you, and they are becoming more mainstream day by day.
