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⇧Embalming, a hardwood or metal casket, a vault or grave liner, and interment in a cemetery.
More than any other method, it allows you to cede complete control to a Funeral Director, who takes the body away, arranges transportation, and has the bereaved choose between casket options.
Absolutely, but you'll want to plan ahead.
Yes. This is usually in the form of a maintenance fee.
Not recommended, unless you're a fan of burping coffins or corpse flies.
Interested? Then plan ahead:
60% of Americans can't name a funeral home they would choose for the unexpected death of a loved one.
Like any interment option, if this is your choice you should make it known and clearly state your intentions.
There may be family plots, a shared church cemetery, tradition to follow. There may also be a strong cultural preference. Think about what's most important to you.
Use the above navigation to explore your other options.