Death is a natural event in life, but it can also be a difficult and emotional moment. In this context, one of the most significant decisions to consider is how to bury your loved one. There are different types of burials available, each with its own characteristics.
Types of burials
The traditional burial is the most commonly used burial method to date. In this type of burial, the deceased’s body is placed in a coffin and buried in a grave. The coffin can be made of wood, metal, or plastic and can be customized with mementos of the deceased. It allows family and friends to visit the deceased’s grave and pay their respects. However, it can also be expensive, especially if a high-quality coffin is chosen. Maintaining the grave can be a long-term responsibility, and both the coffin and the grave can take up valuable space in a cemetery.
On the other hand, cremation is a process in which the deceased’s body is incinerated at high temperatures. The ashes of the deceased can be kept in an urn, scattered in a special place, or even turned into diamonds. It is a more economical option than traditional burial. It does not require a burial plot, so it can be a good option for people living in urban areas or those who do not want to take up space in a cemetery. It can also be a way to express belief in transcendence or reincarnation. Cremation may be a less traditional option than traditional burial.
It is worth noting that Senfina offers environmentally friendly funeral urns with the possibility of burying it and planting a tree in memory of a loved one as an eco-friendly way to honor them. The tree will serve as a reference to the loved one and provide oxygen, shade, and beauty to the world, serving as an important legacy of the deceased.
The decision of what type of burial is suitable for your loved one will depend on your personal beliefs, preferences, and budget. It is important to discuss your wishes with your family and friends so that everyone agrees on the final decision.