Are pre-arrangements limited to the individual they are intended for?

Pre-arrangements in the context of funeral services are indeed flexible and can be made by individuals other than the person for whom the arrangements are intended. This means that a family member, friend, or other designated individual can make funeral pre-arrangements on behalf of someone else. This allows for the inclusion of preferences and considerations that the individual may not be able to express themselves due to various reasons such as health issues or lack of knowledge about the process.

This flexibility is particularly important in situations where the individual may not be in a position to finalize their own arrangements, ensuring that their wishes can still be respected and adhered to by those making the arrangements. The ability for others to arrange ensures that the process is accessible and can accommodate different family dynamics and personal circumstances.

The other options suggest restrictions on who may arrange for pre-arrangements, which does not reflect the principles of accessibility and consideration of individual circumstances that underpin funeral service practice.