Death is a difficult topic for many of us. But, perhaps having an answer to the very uncomfortable question, “how is a body prepared for cremation,” can be a starting point.
Many people have heard of embalming fluid and know that it’s part of preserving a body for a funeral, but do you know what embalming fluid actually is? And did you know that embalming isn’t always necessary? Or that embalming isn’t common in many other countries?
Direct Cremation is the most affordable option. But what exactly does that mean? What are the costs and advantages?
Next of Kin has the legal authority to make decisions in Texas regarding disposition (burial or cremation) after death. So what establishes who the next of kin is? Keep reading to find out!
Whether arranging a burial at a national cemetery, private cemetery or planning a direct cremation service, our experienced funeral directors understand veterans’ benefits and will plan accordingly for you.
This is the most comprehensive cremation guide out there. It contains over a decade’s worth of knowledge and advice.
Water cremation is recognized as a greener and more bio-friendly option. But, what is water cremation? We will answer that and similar questions here.
Most people have no idea how the cremation process actually works. If you are going to make the decision to cremate your loved ones, it is essential to understand the process in order to help release and let go of their physical presence.
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