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What is the difference between direct cremation and traditional cremation?

What is the difference between direct cremation and traditional cremation? In this video, we explain the practical differences between these two options so families can choose based on timing, cost, and what kind of service they want. Here are three things to know about the difference between direct cremation and traditional cremation. Let’s start with the first thing to know. The main difference is timing and services. Direct cremation happens shortly after death with no service beforehand. Traditional cremation includes a viewing, visitation, or funeral service before cremation. Next, here’s the second point to remember. Cost and complexity differ. Traditional cremation often includes embalming, facility use, staff services, and ceremonial elements, which increase cost. Direct cremation focuses only on disposition. And finally, here’s the third point that is often overlooked. Both options allow for memorialization. The difference is when the service occurs, not whether it occurs at all. Before we go, one final thing to keep in mind. The right choice depends on values, timing, and budget. Some families want immediate structure, while others want flexibility and fewer early decisions. For more information about cremation options and planning considerations, visit BuriedInWork.com and open the Cremation Information Hub. If you're considering an estate and end-of-life organization system, Buried in Work’s CLEAR Kit is trusted by professionals and families nationwide.