Stories of farewell, traditions worth knowing, and guidance for families honoring someone they love — from the team at Texas Funeral Carriage.
From vehicle options and custom requests to how far we travel and what happens on the day — everything families and funeral directors need to know before booking a horse-drawn procession in Texas.
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One of America's most storied military cemeteries, in the heart of Military City USA — and what it means to honor a veteran here with a horse-drawn procession.
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One of the oldest and most powerful symbols in military funeral tradition — and what it means when a horse walks alone, boots reversed in the stirrups.
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From New Orleans jazz funerals to Día de los Muertos — and one Austin family who brought it all together with white horses, custom plumes, and a brass band.
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Dignity in death is not about expense or formality. It is about making space for a life to be fully seen, fully honored, and fully remembered.
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A cowboy's farewell in Falfurrias, Texas — rustic wood coffin, stirrup handles, and a donkey named Sister Sarah walking the last mile alongside the hearse.
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A behind-the-scenes look at how we partner with funeral homes across Texas — and why coordinating through your funeral director makes everything easier for everyone.
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Pre-planning a funeral is one of the most loving things you can do for the people you leave behind. Here is how to make sure every detail is honored exactly as you envisioned.
Read Article"Every life deserves a farewell worthy of the one who lived it."
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