Local funeral planning guide assistance for San Diego became available on March 10th and is the first such service in the area.
Just as brides to be can use online wedding planning services, the not yet dead can plan their funerals online.
“We want to help people explore their options and plan funerals or celebrations-of-life at home, on their computers,” Anna Copley, co-founder of the San Diego Funeral Guide, said.
The San Diego Funeral Guide is part of The Funeral Site, a national funeral planning Web site based in Seattle that Trend Hunter referenced last year.
The video above makes me think it could be a lot more fun to plan your funeral in person.
What's Driving This Trend
- Online Funeral Planning
- Opportunity for online platforms to offer funeral planning services, allowing individuals to explore options and plan their funerals or celebrations-of-life at home.
- Pre-mortem Party Planning
- Potential for the emergence of pre-mortem party planning services that help individuals plan and organize celebration events prior to their death.
- Digital Funeral Services
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to develop digital funeral services that provide a seamless and convenient experience for funeral planning and arrangements.
Who This Affects Most
- Funeral Services
- Funeral service providers can leverage online platforms and technologies to offer innovative funeral planning solutions, catering to the needs and preferences of modern customers.
- Event Planning
- Opportunity for event planning companies to expand their services and cater to the emerging market of pre-mortem party planning, providing expertise and assistance in organizing celebration events before individuals pass away.
- Technology
- Technology companies can develop digital solutions and platforms specifically designed for funeral planning, offering user-friendly interfaces and tools to help individuals make informed decisions and arrangements.
