Now that you have decided to go for cremation as the method of disposition for your deceased loved one, it’s time to look for basic cremation services in Kelowna. Not all funeral homes have a cremation service and not all funeral homes will give the best services that you might be expecting.

To make it easier to choose basic cremation in Kelowna services that fit your needs, here are some of the top questions you should ask:

1. Do you have your own crematorium?

Ask if the cremation will be held in the funeral home and not through a third-party cremation service. If it’s the latter, you might have to pay more since the remains will be transported elsewhere. Aside from that, it will take much longer to get the ashes.

This is why it’s better to just opt for a funeral home that already has its own crematorium such as Everden Rust. It’s much more convenient and you will be able to opt for direct cremation with ease.

2. Will I be able to choose the urn?

Make sure you also ask them if their package already comes with an urn. If you prefer buying the urn elsewhere because you want something other than what they have at the funeral home, do let them know. Make sure you choose a funeral home that will allow you to personalize the cremation process to suit the needs of your family. If you prefer to buy the urn elsewhere, it shouldn’t be an issue.

3. Can I attend the cremation process?

Will they allow family members to witness basic cremation in Kelowna? There might be some restrictions as to how many people can attend and how long you will be able to be in the room. You might need to witness the process from a glass window. Ask them more about their process so you can better decide if they are the right funeral home to go to for basic cremation in Kelowna.

4. How do you turn over the ashes?

Will it be turned over in an urn already? You don’t want to have it delivered already with an urn without you choosing whether or not this is the right choice for you. Make sure you let them know that you will have to decide what urn to use.

5. How fast is the cremation process?

How long will it take before the cremation process is done and the ashes are turned over to the family members? Is it a suitable time frame for you? If they have their own crematorium, it shouldn’t take too long.
You should do your research to find a reputable crematorium such as Everden Rust.

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