You most certainly can personalize your funeral service whichever way you wish. You can choose the type of service you are looking for, casket, monument , urn, viewing. This is a time of grieving and our staff will be able to help aid you in the proper decisions for your family.

A public viewing is to allow family and close friends to help cope with the loss of a loved one. It provides a support system to the family who is going through this difficult time. It is also culturally recognized as the proper course of action when a family member passes away.

It will provide notice that a family member has passed away. An obituary notice can be placed in the newspaper or online to provide people detailed information about the funeral.

Please contact your local funeral director or religion bodies, as they will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Yes, the local funeral homes are prepared and organized to deal with difficult situations like these. They can organize the transportation of the body or the remains to their funeral home or to another one closer to where the body currently is. They will accommodate and satisfy all of the families needs.

Embalming cleans and protects the body by slowing down the decay process. As well it augments the look of a body that has been blemished by a disturbing death or sickness. Embalming provides more time between the death and the burial or cremation. In addition, it provides the family time to organize type funeral arrangements that suite their cultural and personal needs.

It is not mandatory by law however the considerations of legal requirements, health regularities and time could make embalming compulsory. The law does entail embalming when a body is being transferred into or out of a province, or by a public transporter.

No it is not, as a cremation is just a different option for the body’s final disposition. It is usually a substitute for a traditional ground burial or having the body placed in a mausoleum. A traditional funeral service can still be organized with a cremation.

Absolutely, a cremation is just a type of option in how the body will be in its final disposition. A regular funeral service can still be organized so that family and friends can pay their respects.

A funeral can cost as little as $2,500.00 and up to $20,000 depending on the type of service the family is looking for. Caskets are usually a large factor in the price so depending on how simple or extravagant a casket is, will depend on the costs. It also depends on if the family wants a full service or just a direct burial.

If money is an issue for the family, then a strong recommendation would be to take out funeral insurance. A small monthly payment every month could cover the entire cost of a funeral.

Your order will arrive on the date of the funeral arrangements unless specified otherwise. Please allow for at least 24 hours notice.

Our monuments are all custom and hand crafted. We can offer different colors, stone types and engraving designs to provide you with a very personalized monument for your loved one.

All of our products come with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Our products will arrive on time and in perfect condition.

We provide you with a few options. You can either print your will online via PDF or you can request to have it mailed to you in hard copy form.