Some people want to organize their own funeral while they are still alive. This is a personal and reassuring choice, knowing that your final wishes will be respected, regardless of your religious beliefs, customs or convictions.
Even if the process may seem difficult, pre-arranging your funeral will bring you peace and tranquility of mind. You will also offer your family and loved ones the chance to freely express their grief, without the administrative hassle and without wondering if it was really what you would have wanted.
Your prearranged funeral contract can include the purchase of the casket or funeral urn, flowers, body transportation, embalming, cremation, celebration details, and various other goods or services related to your funeral.
We offer the possibility to fill out the funeral planning form online or contact us to schedule a meeting with our team.
Prearrangements protect you from inflation and guarantee that, even in several years, you will receive the same quality of goods and services.
The interest generated by the amounts placed in trust covers inflation. You are therefore assured of receiving services tomorrow at today's prices, regardless of the time elapsed between the contract signing and the time of death.
Some people are difficult to insure and consider purchasing funeral services in advance as an insurance policy.
Yes, you can plan a funeral without paying now. You then describe the goods and services you want, and the costs will be covered by your estate upon your death.
However, note that prices cannot be guaranteed. Your estate will be responsible for the costs of funeral services at the rates in effect at the time of your death.
Yes, it is always possible to modify or cancel your prearranged funeral contract for any reason.
However, the law provides that the funeral home may keep up to 10% of the price of the ordered services and goods to cover administrative costs.
