Life Stories & Family History in Legacy Videos
Are you looking for a truly special gift for a grandparent? One that goes beyond the latest gadget, coffee table book, scarf or wallet? For a gift that is certain to move them deeply, check out the 5 great Gifts for Grandparents listed below. These 5 gifts for grandparents vary in time and cost and …
The art of cooking and perfecting coveted recipes is underappreciated these days. Decades ago, families used to cook meals together. Centuries ago, the preparation of the main family meal was a daylong custom with many participants to remember the steps and ingredients, it was part of their legacy. Keep the flavors of your family alive by recording your favorite recipes.
Discover what makes your family unique. See 10 Family History Activities that Grandparents to Grandchildren can do together to learn more about how their ancestors impacted on who the family is today.
These family history activities will give everyone an opportunity to better understand and appreciate their foundations and family legacy while providing a more complete record of the family history for future generations.
Here are 7 ways to present your Family Documentary Video capturing the life story of a parent or grandparent and/or your family history.
Grandparents Day, celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day, was not started by Hallmark as many of us might believe. It was through the efforts of one very dedicated woman, Marian McQuade, that ex-President Jimmy Carter proclaimed it a national holiday on August 3, 1978. Learn more…
This year, why not give Mom the Mothers Day gift of a lifetime?
Surprise her with a Mother’s Day Gift that will truly move her by capturing her life story, family history and legacy in a Video Biography.
Labor Day is a classic holiday in the United States. Thought of as a wonderful time in September to share family cookouts, college football, and the end of summer, the origins of Labor Day are not well-known to most people. It began in a time when the U.S. was competing fiercely with England and other European countries to increase manufacturing, and honored the men and women that labored every day to put their nation on top of the world economically.
Whether you trace your family roots back to the Revolutionary War or your parents were first-generation Americans, getting together with family is a great way to celebrate the 4th of July. Try some of these fun ideas for activities that will engage the whole group, from the toddlers to the octogenarians.