Last Dance Shrouds

Last Dance Shrouds Last Dance Shrouds: practical ecological resources for families, home funerals, and funeral homes. Shipping nationally and internationally.

Last Dance Shrouds are suitable for traditional waking and burial, natural and green burial, and cremation. They are ecological, made primarily of organic cotton or recycled fabrics. Our attractive shrouds are soft to the touch, simple to use, easy to carry and lower, and can be personalized by the family. Last Dance Shrouds are user-friendly, with a built in canvas carrier, and a pouch for a boar

d to provide a rigid bottom when required. Personal and immediate delivery can be arranged throughout New England, New York and the northeast USA, and to Montreal and parts of Quebec, Canada.

For your Calendar today! In partnership with Patient Choices Vermont and their Exit Matter series, join Michelle Acciava...
05/05/2026

For your Calendar today! In partnership with Patient Choices Vermont and their Exit Matter series, join Michelle Acciavatti of Vermont Forest Cemetery, Kasey March of Doula Care for Dying, and Lindsey Warren of Journey with Compassion for an educational and grounding virtual conversation about after death care in Vermont on Tuesday May 5th from 7pm - 8pm.
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​PCV provides educational events and workshops for community groups, hospice organizations, doctors, nurses, and students. Each session provides opportunities to learn, share stories and ask...

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18QF1RuRg9/Our death care and funerary artisan colleague Fraser Baskets has started a f...
04/29/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18QF1RuRg9/
Our death care and funerary artisan colleague Fraser Baskets has started a fund to support willow basket making for infant and toddler burials. I am trusting that anyone browsing here already understands why this is so important. Please share and give as you are able.

I am starting an infant and toddler casket community fund!
My pricing for infant and child caskets starts at $0.0. This is not because they’re cheap to make, it’s so that families who have to go through the pain of losing a child don’t have to also fork over large funds in order to have a meaningful and comforting burial ceremony. Here is a note from Michelle Acciavatti, Pregnancy Loss Guide and Founder of Vermont Forest Cemetery:
“Having to bury a baby is an almost unimaginable thing, but for parents facing that reality the option of a beautiful basket made by hand can help them feel like their baby will be given to earth in a loving and peaceful way. When I work with families who have lost a baby I do not charge for my services. Your donation makes it possible for me to provide Mary’s baskets to grieving families in a sustainable way”.

Please consider donating to the fund - email me through the website to do so. ❤️❤️❤️ forest.cemetery

well I'll be!
03/07/2026

well I'll be!

With more options than ever, we break down which one's best for the planet.

Here is a cause for celebration! 🌱🐝🌺 Congratulations White Mountain Conservation Burial! For folks following green buria...
02/18/2026

Here is a cause for celebration! 🌱🐝🌺 Congratulations White Mountain Conservation Burial! For folks following green burial developments in New England, this is really really big news from New Hampshire. I need to take a breath here, maybe a few, in gratitude to the people who make good things happen. It takes years! Developing a team intent on the work, finding land, raising funds, plus community education and outreach... all of this takes time, clear vision, and consistent effort. Thank you!

Located in Benton Flats, Oliverian Everlasting welcomes all who are looking for a place to rest in nature. We offer natural burials—simple, authentic, affordable—on 28.9 acres of woodland, stream, and meadow that abut the White Mountain National Forest an

I was so captivated by this presentation! Maybe you will be too:
02/18/2026

I was so captivated by this presentation! Maybe you will be too:

A Talk at Historic Northampton by Elizabeth SacktorIntroduction by Betty Sharpe

This should be a really interesting presentation! Thursday February 12th, 6:30pm on Zoom.
02/09/2026

This should be a really interesting presentation! Thursday February 12th, 6:30pm on Zoom.

Shroudmakers, Undertakers, and Hairworkers: Women’s Professional Death Labor in 19th-Century New England

12/12/2025

Its been a minute since I have posted here. Life in death education keeps me on my toes. We had a really wonderful shrouding workshop with the Rhode Island Doula Collective. Have shrouds will travel! Let me know if your group would like to spend a few hours learning together. And we have plans for a hands on shroud making workshop later this spring! Meanwhile, this is one of the best tv show descriptions of the dying process I have ever seen. This clip has been making the rounds for a few months and I am always glad when it shows up on my screen. Enjoy. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DDsXgfzsv/

11/21/2025

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