A reason many Sacramento families choose cremation over traditional burial is the flexibility in disposing of cremated remains. Families save money by not paying for a burial vault or a plot at a local cemetery, and the loved ones keep the remains close by in a decorative urn. Unfortunately, when families make their Sacramento cremation
Many families who choose a Sacramento cremation for a loved one over a traditional funeral and burial wish to scatter the ashes in a special place. Others choose to keep the remains in an urn or in special jewelry or other keepsakes. If you want to scatter ashes in California, you’ll have to abide by
More options for final disposition exist today than just a decade or two ago. The long-held tradition of burial has been steadily losing ground to cremation. With a projected 58.85 percent of individuals opting for cremation, the practice is becoming a much more desired and accepted option for several reasons. In particular, Sacramento, CA and
There are a great many reasons people choose cremation for their final needs. One reason to choose a Palm Desert cremation is for a green funeral and burial. A green funeral and burial is ecologically sensitive, minimizing the impact on the environment both today and in the future. Cremations in Palm Desert avoid: Embalming. Embalming
There are many reasons to choose cremations in Walnut Creek including affordability and ease. The cost of burial is substantially higher, often two to four times higher, than the cost of cremation. Walnut Creek cremation is not only affordable, it can be arranged with just a single phone call, minimizing the planning necessary for final
Many people who choose a Walnut Creek cremation choose it for its affordability. Cremation costs a fraction of the price of a traditional burial. Choosing cremation enables families to save thousands of dollars in final expenses. However, even once you’ve selected cremation, it’s possible to reduce Walnut Creek cremation costs further with a few simple
Californians choose cremation for its simplicity, flexibility, and affordability. Cremation offers flexibility in the timing of services and the disposition of cremated remains. Deciding how to handle cremation ashes offers an opportunity for a meaningful remembrance of a loved one, a chance to memorialize him or her with honor and respect. Families may choose to
In 2010, the percent of deceased persons cremated was 41% nationwide. It is anticipated that number, the cremation rate, will rise to 47% by the year 2015. States on the west coast of the United States tend to have a higher cremation rate than other states. For example, more people in Nevada and Washington states
Saving money is a key reason that San Jose families choose cremation over traditional burial. Unfortunately, a recent news article highlights the potential consequences of saving money by choosing a “low cost” cremation provider. When families are looking for San Jose cremation providers, it’s important to select a provider with a good reputation, and cut
California has the highest rate of cremations in the U.S., according to a study by the Cremation Association of North America (CANA). Cremation is a popular choice in the state of California over burials for several reasons. Cremations are cost-effective, eco-friendly, and give families the opportunity to keep or scatter ashes in a special place.
Published: September 14, 2016
While southern California may seem like a more glamorous area, Sacramento actually offers many options for those tasked with planning end-of-life ceremonies. Why choose Sacramento? There are plenty of beautiful memorial cemeteries, columbariums, and other methods for scattering cremated remains at some of the best areas that California has to offer. Let’s look at five of
Published: September 14, 2016
If you or a loved one is considering cremation, California gives you plenty of options. In fact, we consider it one of the most versatile states for such services. Read on to learn why. “You can dedicate a redwood grove in your loved one’s name.” There Are Many Different Locations California offers everything from wine
Published: July 27, 2016
f you are in San Francisco and looking for a resting place for a loved one, then look no further than the city’s famous Columbarium. Owned and operated by the Neptune Society, this burial site traces its history all the way back to 1895 and holds the remains of some of San Francisco’s most notable
Published: July 26, 2016
As you plan for end-of-life ceremonies with your loved one, you’ll eventually have to settle on a location. There are a few things to consider before you land on an exact destination: Is the area accessible to friends and family? Does the site have a special significance to your loved one and family? Is the
