What Is Direct Cremation and How to Optimise the Process?

The concept of cremation is becoming increasingly powerful as people understand the benefits of this process. This is why you will find most funeral homes offering funeral services while incorporating cremation as the preferred method of body disposal. People have different questions related to cremation, and if you are one of them, this post is right for you. We have discussed the process of basic cremation and covered some other essential aspects.

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WHAT IS A BASIC CREMATION?

A basic cremation is the most straightforward and cost-effective step taken in place of traditional funerals. However, funeral service directors make sure that no compromise is made on the level of care, dignity, and respect of the passed-away soul. Basic cremation is affordable and is also known as direct cremation. This will be a non-attended ceremony with no formal funeral service at all. The benefit of direct cremation is that it is a quick method, and there is no significant expenditure involved.

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WHAT IS THE COST OF BASIC CREMATION IN AUSTRALIA?

The cost of basic cremation can begin at AUD 8000 and go up to AUD 16000, depending on the customisation you choose. Funeral services directors create customised packages that include all the important things. These packages help arrange a respectful and dignified direct cremation and can save you a lot of money.

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WHAT DOES THIS DIRECT CREMATION INCLUDE?

According to the experts of arranging funerals, different packages can include different processes and in the majority of cases, you will find the following inclusions added to the package.

  • Embalming and dressing the deceased person
  • The option for a viewing before the service or an open or closed casket before the cremation
  • A traditional funeral or memorial service, usually in a chapel or church
  • Additional services include a casket, flowers, hearse, catering, newspaper announcement, decorative urn, and other extras
  • Here are some other fundamental steps that funeral directors added to the cremation process.
  • Complete care by dedicated telephone-based funeral directors available 24/7
  • Transportation and logistics
  • A simple, eco-friendly coffin
  •  Private cremation
  • Death certificate, death registration and other paperwork
  • Return of ashes to the family or next of kin

By taking care of the entire cremation process, mobile directors give families and friends the time to be with the deceased for the last time. They will arrange a memorable event and ensure a proper send-off while relieving the family from the financial burden and stress of planning the event.

 

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