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When planning a cremation in Alabama, many families ask: “Can a body go through cremation while wearing jewelry?” The short answer is yes, but there are important factors to consider. Understanding how jewelry and personal items are handled during cremation can help family members make an informed choice.

Cremation has become an increasingly popular choice for end-of-life arrangements, offering flexibility, affordability, and a variety of memorialization options. However, not all cremation services are the same, even though the cremation process never varies. Understanding the different types of cremation services can help you make an informed decision based on

Cremation has long been a topic of discussion within the Catholic Church, and you may remember when the Church forbade cremation. Now, the topic is more nuanced. While the best way to learn more about this topic is to consult with your Parish Priest, here’s what we understand about cremation

Cremation has become an increasingly popular choice, as this method of disposition offers flexibility, affordability, and diverse memorialization options. To fully understand cremation, it is essential to explore its history, definition, and deeper meaning. We’ll answer the question, “What is cremation?” and give you some quick insights into the cremation

Home funerals are an increasingly popular option for families seeking a more personal and meaningful way to say goodbye to their loved ones. However, if you’re considering a home funeral in Alabama, it’s essential to understand the legal requirements. Here’s everything you need to know to plan a home funeral

According to the National Funeral Directors Association, the median cost of a funeral for a funeral with a viewing and ceremony followed by burial is $7,615 in the East South Central part of the country, which includes Alabama. The cost of a viewing followed by cremation is less expensive, with the average cost being $5,858. After