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Corpse Couture was a thing that Queer as Death Collective was already doing. Someone volunteers to be a corpse, and they bring some concept of - how I want to be dressed, how I want to be cared for, etc., when I die.

Pudding Day encapsulates for me as a grief worker the theory of continuing bonds: the idea that we never really stop having a relationship with those who have died, it merely changes.

The Grief Impact of Direct Cremation Without Ceremony — and the Value of Family-Led Farewells

The power of creative ritual in funeral rites.