Wednesday, 5 August 2015

Photograph Appeal

 
The Bucket Project will be touring their Day of the Dead Celebration around Liverpool and would like you to contribute a photo of your late loved one. Add to our altar of touching pictures and memories and ensure your loved one is remembered.
 
We want to encourage people to share their happy memories of departed loved ones and remember them for the person they were. We shouldn’t be afraid to remember the good times after someone close to us dies, we should cherish the time we did have with them.
 
Our Day of the Dead Celebrations provide a comfortable space in a social setting where people we have loved and lost can be discussed freely. Participant have said others can block conversations about those who have died, for fear of being morbid or depressing. When we gather to celebrate lives that have passed, it is with a feeling of peace and nostalgia blanketed in heart-warming memories.
 
The Day of the Dead altars are colourful and bright, decorated with paper flowers and patterned skulls. You can design your own frame or send us your picture and we’ll frame it for you. We do ask that you also send us the person’s name and a little bit about them to go on the back of the frame. To find out when our next events take place, become a member of The Bucket Project and receive regular updates, by simply sending us your email address.
 
A touching photograph brought to our November
Day of the Dead Celebration
A tribute written on the frame


If you would like to make a contribution to our Day of the Dead altar, you can email your photographs and stories to rachael.mckindley@mariecurie.org.uk. Alternatively you can post, or drop off, a copy of your photo with text, to:
 
The Bucket Project
Marie Curie Hospice Liverpool
Speke Road
Woolton
Liverpool
L25 8QA
 
Please do not send us original photographs as we may not be able to return them to you.

2 comments:

  1. Thank you for giving space to my wife Sally Clark whose photograph appears from the day of the Dead Celebration held last November when I was trying to find some peace

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi Alan,
      Thank you for sharing your wife's story and beautiful picture. We were glad you joined us and left Sally's picture with us. People have commented how touching it is to read about the person in the photograph and it's something we're encouraging more people to do. So thanks again. Hope you are well. Watch out for our next post about the next Day of the Dead Celebration. Take care.

      Delete