\u201cOne size fits all\u201d does not apply to funeral services, in fact there is a variety of funeral options to choose from.<\/p>\n
Funeral services have evolved over the years due to changing religious and cultural traditions as well as shifts in social norms. Trends have also influenced funerals – green burials and crowdfunded funerals have recently grown in popularity. Yet despite the various options for funeral arrangements that abound, the tried and true basic funeral services still remain.<\/span><\/p>\n We’ll break down these basic types of funerals, and how you can tailor them to fit your needs. And to get a better understanding of the price of each of these burials, Funeralocity provides average funeral prices by state<\/a>, and by what type of funeral you are considering. With this information at hand, you and your family can get a good understanding of what general costs to expect, and shield yourself from funeral homes who are charging too much.<\/p>\n A traditional funeral service includes a viewing or visitation, a funeral ceremony, and burial service at the gravesite. Also known as a \u201cfull service\u201d funeral, traditional funerals tend to be the main package offered by most funeral homes. It starts off with a viewing\/visitation, where attendees can view the body and pay their respects to the family. Embalming is usually recommended for viewings, although the casket can remain closed per the family\u2019s wishes.<\/p>\r\n The 4 Basic Types of Funeral Services<\/h2>\n
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1. Traditional Full Service Burial<\/strong><\/h3>\n