Services

A traditional funeral service holds significance for many families, offering a sense of meaning and beauty. With this option, you can opt for a final viewing, visitation, or wake, followed by a funeral service. However, rather than proceeding with in-ground burial, cremation will follow. Depending on your preferences, the cremated remains may be returned to your family for storage in an urn, scattered, or interred in a columbarium. This choice encompasses fees for both the funeral services and the cremation process.

The memorial service offers flexibility in its location, whether in our chapel, a church, or a venue of the family's choosing. Collaborating closely with families, we tailor the service to honor their loved one through narratives, music, or scripture. Additionally, we offer the option of life celebrants to lead services in cases where clergy are not selected. These celebrants are adept at crafting experiences that facilitate the beginning of the healing process.

A graveside or committal service usually follows the funeral service directly, though it can also be a more intimate gathering involving only those closest to you.

This option is frequently chosen, allowing families to carefully choose the ideal urn for their loved one.

Certain families derive solace from scattering the cremated remains in a location that held significance for their loved one.