• @ScottThePoolBoy
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    151 year ago

    Had to plan an unexpected funeral. They were going to be cremated but we wanted to have a service first. They have caskets, that are meant to be burnt, for the low price of $6,000. This was over 10 years ago too. I’m sure it’s much more now.

    • Norgur
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      91 year ago

      Only 6k? That’s a steal! As in “they are blatantly stealing money from you”

    • @LemmyKnowsBest
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      81 year ago

      Jeez, a refrigerator-sized cardboard box would be free.

      • @[email protected]
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        1 year ago

        you know, I was thinkingaabout purpose made carborad caskets, and they do exit, but reusing a fridge box seems like an even more fun idea if thats something that appeal to loving peron planning thir future funeral a More eco friendly, and more evonomical as yiu metión. 📦

        also a shout out to the idea of shorids, in that cade case a clean old beafheet of the right size and material, will probanly work just as well as any shroud, for a burial. (For some some burial grounds, no box needed, just a shroud is perfectly fine. basically a fabric sheet wrapping. low cost it potentially free)

    • @HeyThisIsntTheYMCA
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      51 year ago

      Shit. Ours were $150USD pine boxes. Ugly as sin, but they got the job done.

    • @raynethackery
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      51 year ago

      We just rented the casket for my father’s funeral. Then he was shipped to the crematorium.