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How You Can Decide Whether to Have a Cremation or Burial for a Loved One: Your Essential Guide

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If your loved one has passed on and you are in charge of making decisions regarding their funeral, it is always a good thing to get all the support and guidance you need. This will surely be a difficult time for everyone, but with the proper support, your burden can be easier to carry. One thing you may have to decide on, however, is whether or not your loved one will have a cremation or burial if they have not made their wishes known. But what are the aspects involved in each, and how can you choose? Here’s how you can decide whether to have a cremation or burial for a loved one: your essential guide. 

The costs with each

Almost everyone will already know that the expenses associated with cremation are less costly than with a burial, but the average cost will also differ depending on where you are in the UK. On average, however, you can expect to spend about

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