Life is full of special people and special memories, and when those closest to us pass away, it’s important to find a way to keep them close. Memorial jewellery is a way to do just that. These beautiful, personalised jewellery pieces allow you to carry a part of your loved one with you wherever you… Read more
Sentimental Gifts For The Groom On His Wedding Day
Your wedding day is one of the most magical of your life and everyone involved deserves to be reminded of that. And while most of the day is focused on the bride, it doesn’t hurt to give the groom a little extra love. That’s why sentimental gifts for the groom can mean the world, whether… Read more
Why Choose Inscripture For Your Memorial Jewellery
When someone trusts you with something as important as memories, it shapes everything you do. We know that each and every one of our memorial jewellery pieces and keepsakes are more than just accessories, but a way of keeping someone close, marking a life and holding moments that matter against the skin. That’s why we… Read more
How to Deal with Grief
Despite the title of this blog, and what so many others might have said to you, grief is not something you have to deal with. It’s not a problem to fix or some task you need to complete, it’s an experience that moves with you every day, in its own way and at its own… Read more
How To Support A Bereaved Mother on Mother’s Day
For some, Mother’s Day is an exciting and beautiful time to celebrate family but for others, it can be an incredible difficult and emotional day. For those of us that are mothers, or that have mothers, it can be easy sometimes to forget that this day of the year isn’t enjoyable for everyone. For any… Read more
Meaningful Mother’s Day Gift Ideas for Mothers, Grandmothers, Aunts and Friends
Mother’s Day is such an important celebration, because it’s one that celebrates so many of us. It’s not just about one type of mum, but about every woman who has loved, cared and shown up for others in ways that matter. It’s for the mothers who gave birth, the mothers that were chosen as well… Read more
What is a Befriending Service?
Loneliness isn’t just reserved for those with limited family or friends, it can affect anyone, at any stage of life. In the UK alone, it’s estimated that over 1.4 million people are chronically lonely, and for so many of those individuals, it’s an experience that’s quiet, ongoing and incredibly painful. A befriending service exists to… Read more
How to Support Someone Who is Grieving
Knowing how to support someone grieving can be difficult, and you’re definitely not alone feeling overwhelmed or confused about what’s the right thing to do. Grief is not an easy thing to handle, no matter whether you’re a loved one watching someone you admire go through it, or the person experiencing it yourself. One of… Read more
How to Talk to Someone With Dementia
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you care deeply about someone living with dementia. You might be a partner, a child, a grandchild, friend or even just someone that wants to know what to do in a situation like this. Whoever you are, the fact that you’re here wondering how to talk to… Read more
What is Sue Ryder?
When someone is facing a terminal illness or grieving the loss of someone they love, life is understandably heavy and difficult. Your entire life changes, as your routines completely shift, the relationships with those around you seem to alter and your emotions become unpredictable. It’s completely normal for anyone in this situation to be looking… Read more
Personalised Valentine’s Gift Ideas for Him
Valentine’s Day can be surprisingly tricky when it comes to buying gifts for men. Most of the time, when you ask them what they’d like, they say nothing or you realise they’ve already got everything they wanted. And while socks and aftershave are nice, they’re rarely the kind of Valentine’s Day gift ideas for him… Read more
Valentine’s Gift Ideas For Him
Valentine’s Gift Ideas For Him We all know buying presents for men can be a headache, to say the least. Most men are fussier than they would admit, and they usually buy themselves things they want rather than wait to receive them on a special holiday. With that said, it can be easy to resort… Read more
Personalised Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for Her
Valentine’s Day is one of those holidays where it’s relatively easy to nip to the nearest supermarket and buy a cute card and some flowers for your special someone. But sometimes, a little more effort wouldn’t go amiss. We also know that finding Valentine’s Day gift ideas for her that feel really special isn’t as… Read more
Valentine’s Day Gifts & Ideas 2023
Valentine’s Day Gifts & Ideas 2023 Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and you may ponder over how to show your love and appreciation for your significant other, best friends and family members. While chocolates and flowers are always a classic choice, why not switch things up and give them a memorable or personalised… Read more
Customer Review “Impeccable customer care, trust, and…”
Impeccable customer care, trust, and the personal touch: go for Inscripture I once heard someone say that if you are treated well as a customer then you will tell three people, whereas if you are treated badly, you’ll tell nine. That is something I’d agree with. Human beings on the whole are much quicker to… Read more
Sue Ryder & The Empty Chair Campaign
Grief shows itself all the time, not just during the obvious milestones and events, but the small everyday moments too. And one of those moments is during mealtime, when you go to sit at the table with your plate and notice an empty space where someone sat. A place at the table that was once… Read more
Money Saving Christmas Ideas
Christmas is one of those seasons filled with a lot of contrasting emotions and feelings. On one hand, it’s exciting and cosy, filled with food, gifts and the people we love. But on the other, it can be stressful, overwhelming and for many of us, expensive. Everything from gifts, food, travel and the many different… Read more
What is the Difference Between Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia?
When someone you love begins to struggle with their communication and memory, it’s completely understandable to feel frightened and confused. In those early conversations you might have with doctors, family members and friends, people naturally use terms like Alzheimer’s disease and dementia as if they mean the same thing. And while they are closely linked… Read more
What is the Bargaining Stage of Grief?
As much as we might have been told in the past, grief doesn’t arrive in neat stages that move smoothly from one to the next. It’s a journey that changes constantly. Some days, you might wake up feeling more hopeful, with some peace and calm in your soul. But then, by lunchtime, everything changes and… Read more
How to Explain Death to Children
Explaining death to children is one of the hardest conversations a parent will ever face. Not only because it’s likely you’re grieving yourself and trying to hold things together for the rest of your family, but also because you’re feeling the weight of getting it right when it comes to explaining loss to them. The… Read more
Grieving the Loss of a Public Figure
Grieving the Loss of a Public Figure Are you surprised at how emotionally affected you are after hearing of the loss of someone you have not had a personal relationship with? Suddenly hearing about the death of a public figure in the news can cause you to experience feelings of grief. Although grief is often… Read more




