Michael Smith, London, UK
Excellent service for maintaining my grandmother's grave in Warsaw. Living in the UK, it's impossible to visit regularly, so this platform gives me real peace of mind.
For Caregivers • Support for Parents
Mum/dad is 80 and insists they'll clean the grave themselves?
Help parents without conflict or guilt. Order cleaning as a gift — they'll still visit, but someone else will do the heavy work.
Do you recognize these worries?
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Parents carry heavy buckets and brushes
They're 70, 80 years old. Their backs, knees hurt. But they won't admit it and don't want help.
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Long trip to cemetery is exhausting
Tram, bus, walk through cemetery. In heat or rain. It's too much.
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You're afraid mum will fall or faint
You don't want drama. But parents say 'I can manage' and do it anyway.
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You feel guilty for not helping
Living far away? Working? No time? It's not your fault — but the guilt is there.
Now you can help without conflicts and drama
Parents will still visit the cemetery — but someone younger will do the heavy work:
- Order as a gift for parents – Say: 'Mum, I want to help so you don't have to carry heavy buckets'. It's support, not attacking their independence.
- Parents can still light candles – You're not taking anything away. Just giving the hard part (scrubbing, carrying) to someone else.
- Photo report for peace of mind – See the grave looks beautiful. Parents can also see photos and confirm.
- No drama, no conflicts – This isn't a hospital or care home. It's just grave cleaning. Gentle help without offense.
How to suggest it to parents without offense?
Don't say: 'You can't manage anymore'
Better say: 'Mum, I want to help. This will be my gift for you and for grandma/grandpa. You'll save energy and I'll feel better.'
Suggest 'on trial' once
Say: 'Let's order once and you'll see how it looks. If you don't like it, go back to the old way.' Low barrier = less resistance.
Show the photo report
After first cleaning parents will get photos. They'll see the grave looks beautiful and it really helps.
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Sarah O'Connor, Dublin, Ireland
Made it so easy to care for my family's graves from abroad. My siblings in Boston and I can finally coordinate grave care for our parents at Powązki Cemetery.
David Johnson, Manchester, UK
I've been looking for something like this for years. Being able to order flowers and cleaning services for my grandfather's grave without flying to Poland is incredible.
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