Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of burial typically includes the price of the "right to use" the burial plot, as well as fees for the "opening and closing" of the grave, permits, and cemetery maintenance. Additional costs may include a casket, burial vault, headstone, and the services of the funeral director. Contact us for specific pricing details and guidance.

Embalming is not always necessary unless there is a public viewing or visitation. Each state may have different regulations, and it's important to consider your specific situation. Contact us to discuss your options.

The cost of a casket varies greatly, with an average price of $2,000, depending on the material and style. We can help you find a casket that fits your budget and meets your family's needs.

A burial vault helps preserve the cemetery’s aesthetics by preventing the grave from settling. It also protects the casket from the elements, ensuring long-term maintenance of the burial site.

 A cemetery burial involves selecting the location, purchasing a casket and burial vault, preparing the deceased, and holding the service at the cemetery. We will handle all the details, ensuring a smooth and respectful service.

While a temporary marker is provided, we recommend purchasing a permanent headstone or grave marker to ensure your loved one’s burial site is properly memorialized. We can help you select and install one.

Direct burial involves burying the deceased without a formal ceremony or memorial service, often immediately after death. This service is ideal for families seeking a simple, no-fuss approach to interment.

A waiting period of 48-72 hours is typically required to complete necessary documentation and obtain the proper authorizations. During this time, the deceased will be held securely in a refrigerated facility.

The cost of cremation varies depending on the type of service selected. We provide a transparent pricing list, which will detail the cost of cremation services, transportation, and additional items such as urns or keepsakes.

Some crematories allow family members to be present during the cremation, though specific policies vary. Please contact us to discuss your options.

You have many options, including scattering, keeping them in an urn, or placing them in a memorial item. We can help guide you through these decisions.

Embalming is typically not required for cremation unless a public viewing is planned. Contact us for more details and guidance on your specific needs.

A memorial service is a ceremony held to honor the deceased, typically without the presence of the body. It can be personalized to reflect the life of your loved one, and is often more informal than a traditional funeral.

 Memorial services are often a blend of the formality of a funeral and the celebration of life aspects. A celebration of life focuses more on remembering the positive impact of the deceased’s life.

The cost of a memorial service depends on various factors, such as the location, number of attendees, and any personalized elements included. We can provide an estimate based on your preferences.

You may want to bring family photos, personal items, or any items that honor the deceased’s life. If you're having a video tribute, we can assist in selecting and organizing photographs and videos.