Our funeral packages including cremation
Cremation of the deceased made simple
$1067
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Taking care of the deceased *
death certificate and declaration of death
Cremation container
Ash transport container
Ashes handed over to the family at the complex**
Ashes ceremony at the funeral home
$1867
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Taking care of the deceased *
death certificate and declaration of death
Cremation container and cremation
use of an exhibition hall during
2 hours
Cardboard ash transport container
The ashes were handed over to the family at the complex.
Final tribute in the presence of the ashes at the place of worship
$1857
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Taking care of the deceased **
death certificate and declaration of death
cremation container and cremation
Cardboard ash transport container for ashes
funeral director
Reception at the place of worship (extra charge)
Funeral service at the cemetery (wooden coffin included)
$4267
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Taking care of the deceased**
death certificate and declaration of death
embalming,
coffin (wood),
funeral director
carriers
transport to the cemetery
hearse (burial costs extra).
* Plus taxes and government registration fees with no hidden charges.
* If the deceased weighed 250 pounds or more, or had a pacemaker, additional charges may apply and will be added to the funeral services contract. If the death occurred in a location without a mortuary, such as at home or in a long-term care facility, a fee of $200 + tax will be added to the contract for emergency transportation.
Statistics and facts that highlight the company's experience, its impact on the sector and the trust that families have in it.
Our funeral home has extensive experience in the industry and has a significant impact on the community. Families trust us to care for their deceased loved ones.
Funeral Services Coordination Process
Why choose cremation?
While no one likes to think about their remains, the choice between burial and cremation is inevitable. We strongly encourage you to make this decision as part of your funeral arrangements to avoid placing them in the hands of your grieving loved ones.
The cost of cremation is generally lower than that of burial. Burial involves costs related to the selection of a coffin, the purchase of a cemetery plot and a headstone, and embalming prior to the viewing.
Note, however, that it is possible to bury the urn in a plot if you wish, making transport and burial easier than burial. Overall, funeral planning is simpler with cremation.
Finally, cremation remains the most environmentally friendly option. Embalming chemicals can contaminate water, and coffins can also contain contaminants. It's also a space-saving option.
How a cremation ceremony takes place
After death, the deceased is transported to the crematorium , and the transport attendant places them in the crematory container you have chosen. They then check the authorization documents and the death certificate , which must be signed by the doctor or coroner.
Cremation then takes place, with or without the family present, depending on your wishes. The technician will first ensure that the body is in good condition, then proceed with the cremation, which lasts approximately 1.5 hours, followed by 2 hours of cooling. The remaining bones will then be reduced to ashes.
Then, he will place the ashes in the urn and produce an identification token and a cremation certificate; the funeral home will then contact you to arrange for the delivery of the ashes.
Afterwards, several options are available: the funeral urn can be buried, displayed in a columbarium or at the family home. Scattering the ashes in nature, for example in a waterway, is a common choice.
Choose tailor-made services
Our advisors are available at all times to help you organize a funeral service for your loved one as peacefully and efficiently as possible.