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SET THE TONE FOR THE REST OF THE FUNERAL HOME
When you open the doors of a nursing home, visitors immediately notice a distinct smell. This same smell can also be present when you arrive at a home with pets, or an older building, often called a 'wall hit' odor. Could this be happening at your funeral home? It's time to pause and evaluate your visitors' experience at your funeral home. Visitors should be greeted with a pleasant scent that complements the environment. For a funeral home, this aroma should help reduce tension, promote comfort, and create a calming atmosphere. Suggested funeral home scents include chamomile, jasmine, sweet marjoram, and lavender. Avoid common funeral floral scents, such as lilac. My personal favorite aroma for a funeral home is "Snuggle," once only a dryer sheet, now available as a plug-in aroma and other options. This scent is perfect for a funeral home (I am not affiliated). This plug-in emits a fresh, calming, and comforting aroma without a floral undertone. Equally important is maintaining your aroma tone, subtle throughout the funeral home. Remember, the aroma upon entering your funeral home creates the first impression; it sets the tone for the entire funeral home. Reminder: A funeral, celebration of life, or memorial is an event that marks the final chapter in a person's life and the last memory for family and friends. This responsibility is significant—there are no second chances. As a retired CSEP (Certified Special Event Professional), Certified Senior Care Activity Enrichment Specialist, Dementia Practitioner, and creator of the trending funeral product Kin-Soul™, I offer free advice and insights from my expertise to help you craft personalized farewells for each individual and tips on collaborating with the community you serve. I am familiar with the event industry, senior lifestyle, and the significance of compassionate care for mourners. You understand the intricacies of the funeral industry. Together, we can ensure those you serve receive the compassion they need. Follow me for additional tips. Have a question, or need advice? Message me anytime at: [email protected] Comments are closed.
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AuthorKimberly is a retired CSEP (certified event professional), Archives
April 2026
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