FAQs

You might choose ground burial of the urn. If so, you may usually choose either a bronze memorial or monument. Also ...

Yes, with permission of the owner.

With cremation, your options are numerous. The cremains can be interred in a cemetery plot, i.e., earth burial, retained by a ...

It’s completely a matter of family preference. Many times when a family is split regarding the decision to cremate, a compromise ...

It really depends entirely on how you wish to commemorate a life. One of the advantages of cremation is that it ...

No, cremation is simply a method of preparing human remains for final disposition.

No – actually only a small percentage of cremation service providers have their own cremation units.

Arrangements can usually be made through the Cremation Authorization Form for relatives or representatives of the deceased to witness the cremation.

Yes — It would be advisable that you discuss this situation with your cremation provider prior to the cremation. The size ...

Many funeral homes offer a hardwood ceremonial casket for viewing or funeral services prior to cremation. The ceremonial (or rental) casket ...

There is a choice of very affordable cremation caskets that are completely combustible. The selection includes options from a plain cardboard ...

No. For sanitary reasons, ease of placement and dignity, many cremations require that the deceased be cremated in a combustible, leak ...