Cremation Society of Philadelphia

10/24/2023

If you passed away today, what would your family do? Would they know who to call and what your wishes were? Who would pay for your cremation and how? We have planning specialists available today to help answer these questions.

The Philadelphia Cremation Society is solving the need for preplanning cremation services in the Delaware Valley and greater Philadelphia areas.

08/31/2023

The primary advantages of pre-arranging your funeral are to relieve the burden on your loved ones in an already emotional time and to ensure your funeral is carried out according to your wishes, eliminating the task of second-guessing what you would have wanted.

Taking the time now to arrange your funeral is one less thing your loved ones will need to worry about once you’ve passed. Pre-planning and pre-paying your funeral is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give to your family.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/28/2023

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08/23/2023

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Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/18/2023

FAQ: What if I have a question you haven’t answered?

If you have any other questions or want additional details about any of our services, please call us at (610) 936-8615, or complete our online form to inquire by email.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/15/2023

Not every person is strong enough to face their mortality (or the mortality of a loved one). We understand. The cremation process, funeral planning, and end-of-life choices aren’t something that you’ll probably bring up at your next dinner party.

But the problem is that everyone reading this article will die at some point. Unfortunately, many die without leaving behind an end-of-life plan. We want to help you by giving you a gentle description of the crematory process. We hope that this information will help you make an informed decision regarding your (or a loved one’s) method of disposition. Read more here. 👇

Interested in learning more about the crematory process? Our experts take you behind the scenes of modern cremations in a crematorium.

08/09/2023

FAQ: How do I get the remains after cremation in Philadelphia?

After the cremation, you have several options to get your loved one’s remains:

✅Pick up the remains at our facility
✅We can ship the remains to you
✅Plan a scattering of ashes service
✅Inter the remains in a columbarium, memorial park, or cemetery

Depending on the option you choose, these services may incur additional fees.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/07/2023

Coordinating end-of-life services for a departed loved one is a daunting and difficult task. That’s why the Philadelphia Cremation Society has prepared a death checklist to help you focus on what’s important during this difficult time. We’ve outlined the required documents and tasks in this death checklist on our website to help you make your final preparations now and spare family and loved ones the burden of coordinating your ceremony.

Click here to read more about the Death Checklist on our website 👉 https://loom.ly/RjIPGIE

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/04/2023

FAQ: Where can I get an urn?

We offer a selection of urns for your Philadelphia cremation that you can purchase in-house at Philadelphia Cremation Society.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/03/2023

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08/02/2023

Philadelphia Cremation Society provides direct cremation services in and around Pennsylvania and NJ in the following areas:

Pennslyvania, Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery, Chester, Bucks, Lehigh, Northampton, Berks County, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Carbon, Wyoming, and Monroe.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

08/01/2023

FAQ: Do you offer cremation caskets?

A cremation container is not required, but you can purchase a cremation container or cremation casket if you prefer.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

07/26/2023

Our sympathies for your loss. We are here to help your family through this difficult and emotional time.

How do I arrange cremation services in the Philadelphia area?

✅Call us to schedule the cremation process
✅We discuss your needs and get your information
✅We arrange for someone to pick up your loved one
✅When the paperwork is concluded, we move forward with the cremation
✅Following cremation, we return the cremated remains to the designated family member

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

07/24/2023

FAQ: Is embalming required in a Philadelphia cremation?

Embalming is not required if you choose cremation services. However, if you want to delay cremation for a funeral or public visitation, embalming may be required. Call us at (610) 827-5273 to discuss your schedule and determine whether embalming is right for your cremation plan.

Contact us for more information.
☎️ 610-557-0672
✉️ bart@phlcremation.com
🖥️ www.cremationsocietyofphiladelphia.com

07/19/2023

Death has been called the last taboo: the one subject more than any other that people don't want to think about, much less talk about. But to paraphrase Ben Franklin, death, along with taxes, is the only certain thing in life. Funerals happen, and how we act and what we say before, during, and after them can help ease the suffering of the bereaved—or add to it. Read more here. 👇

Don't let the bereaved see you acting like you're at a graduation party.