Cremation is becoming very popular for many people today. Spending upwards or ten to twenty thousand dollars for a burial plot and a funeral is not in many people’s budgets today. It’s not only the cost, it also involves the fact that many family members don’t live close by and don’t have the money to travel on short notice. Cremation Services In Bellevue Wa can eliminate these types of problems and many others by allowing the family to choose when a service is convenient for them. Visitation for two days in a funeral home and a funeral service on the third day is emotionally draining on a family. In addition, preparing a body for a traditional service and burial involves the use of embalming fluid which is toxic to the environment. Some individuals can’t think about being buried in a small box under the ground and are worried about being buried alive. Cremation Services In Bellevue Wa allow a family to determine when they want to have a memorial service. A direct cremation package can include:
* Basic services of a funeral director and staff.
* Transfer of the deceased individual to a holding facility and crematory.
* Filing of the death certificate.
* Cremation
* Utility urn unless the family has purchased a different one.
* Disposition of the cremated remains, including scatter at sea or returning to family.
There are additional things a family can choose that can cost additional charges including:
* Miniature keepsake urns.
* Register book.
* Memorial folders.
* Thank you cards.
* DNA banking.
There is no viewing available when using this type of service. The cremation service will obtain all of the necessary permits that are needed for the cremation to occur. Basic services also include identifying the body and filing of the local death certificate. If the deceased weighs more than 300 pounds, there will be an additional fee. Limiting the amount of a large financial impact on a family after a loved one has passed away can be achieved when the family uses a cremation service. The deceased individual will still receive the special, caring, and compassionate treatment they deserve, and the family will have the time to plan the type of service they want.
