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How to Plan a Funeral in San Luis Potosi this 2020
Making funeral planning arrangements can be difficult, whether you are planning a full service or a cremation service in San Luis Potosi for someone close to you or simply planning your own funeral in advance. There are many decisions to be made.
This article is here to guide you through the process from start to finish, with suggested timings to help you if you are arranging a funeral, take your time to follow the steps below.
How to plan a funeral step by step
The funeral planning checklist below should be taken as a friendly guide, rather than instructions, just as every family is different, every funeral is also different.
1) Find a funeral director or funeral home to plan the funeral with you.
You don’t need a funeral director to plan a funeral, but many people find them a great help. If you don’t already have someone in mind, it’s a good idea to compare a few different funeral homes in terms of prices, reviews and whether they offer the services you need.
2) Planning a funeral for a loved one? Check first your willingness for any plan
If you are unsure how to plan a funeral for a loved one, it is worth consulting their will (if there is one) for instructions. You can also ask family members about their wishes.
3) Plan the funeral with your chosen funeral director.
Once you have chosen a funeral director, they will set up a meeting with you to discuss all the different things to plan for at a funeral. This usually takes one or two hours.
Most funeral directors can come to your home to plan the funeral with you, which can facilitate the conversation.
At this point, these would be some of the questions:

Would you like to organize a cremation or burial?
Cremation is the most popular option, with 70% of people preferring it over burial. This may be due to cost: in general, cremation is less expensive than burial and you do not have to pay any fees (monthly or yearly), and direct cremation (cremation without funeral service) is the least expensive option in San Luis Potosi.
While most burials take place in local authority-owned cemeteries, “natural” green burials are on the rise, and most funeral directors are now able to offer them.
Less common options are private burial (at home, for example) and burial at sea.
Which casket or urn would you prefer?
There are many different types of caskets and urns to choose from, and it can be a bit overwhelming. If you find a casket or urn you like online, it’s okay to buy it and give it to your funeral director.
Would you like to visit your loved one at the funeral home?
Some families find it helpful to come and see the person who died during their time at the funeral home. This is sometimes called a “visit”.
Many funeral homes have small, quiet rooms (often called “Chapels of Rest”) for this, where families and close friends can be in private.
Would you like to embalm the body?
Funeral homes perform embalming: washing, dressing and preparing the body of the person who has died so that it looks tidy and peaceful.
Some funeral directors also offer a “hygienic treatment”, where the body is carefully treated with chemicals to preserve it for a longer period of time. This is often suggested when the body is to be repatriated from abroad.
Natural burial grounds generally will not accept bodies that have been embalmed, as the chemicals used in the process are considered harmful to the environment.
What should the person who has died wear?
While some religions require particular burial or cremation clothing, otherwise it is an individual decision. Some people would like to be buried in their favorite clothes, while others may want a fresh new outfit.
If the person who died is to be cremated, it is important to remove metal jewelry first, as this can melt.
Would you like some funeral transportation?
The funeral director will ask you if and how you would like them to hire a vehicle to transport guests to the funeral home. Some funeral homes provide special vehicles and transportation upon request.
While this may be good, it is cheaper to use your own cars.
Where and when would you like the funeral to be held?
There are a few things to consider when choosing the time and date of a funeral. Like weddings, funerals held on weekends can be more expensive.
You will also need to choose a location for the service and reception, if you have one.
Do you want flowers?
Funeral flowers can be arranged through the funeral director or independently.
4) Plan the funeral service with a speaker or religious representative.
Anyone can officiate at a funeral, so if you are not religious, you can ask a speaker to do it.
When meeting to discuss the organization of the funeral service, it may be helpful to bring photos and prepare some personal stories to tell. You are also likely to be asked:
- Would you like any hymns, songs or classical music for the funeral?
- Would you like any specific funeral poems, prayers or readings?
- Would you like a theme or special features for a personal service?
- What would you like your guests to wear?
- How long should the funeral last?
5) Start creating the obituary
The eulogy is the main speech given at the funeral, while the obituary is an (optional) announcement of the death and details of the funeral. Obituaries can be published online or in a newspaper. If you are planning your own funeral, you can gather information in advance to help your family when the time comes.
There are some websites that collect memories, photos and videos of friends and family. On these pages you can tell your story and invite acquaintances to the service.
Do you organize your own funeral?
Remember to keep your funeral wishes in a safe place and let your family know where they are; you can even add them to your will, if you wish.
If you are interested in paying for most of your funeral in advance, you might also consider setting up a prepaid funeral plan, although most of the time it is better to have life insurance as we explain in the article Why you may not want to prepay your Funeral?
6) Share the time, place and date of the funeral service.
Once you have finished planning the funeral service, it is time to make calls to inform friends and family of your arrangements. You can also share an obituary online on social media or by email, or pay to publish a death notice in the local newspaper.
7) Organize the flowers
If you are organizing your own floral arrangements, it will probably take a few hours. It is useful to go around and compare opinions and prices.
8) Create the order of service
The order of service is a basic schedule for funeral guests, but many families see it as an opportunity to express their loved one’s personality as well. Generally, the order of service will include biographical information and images of the person who passed away, along with all readings, prayers and songs to be included in the funeral service.
9) Attend the funeral
People grieve in very different ways; it is important to know that there is no right or wrong way to feel at a funeral. Do what you need to do to get to the end of the day and remember to lean on the support of friends and family.
10) Send thank you notes and donate flowers.
You do not have to send thank you notes to those who attended the funeral or sent you cards, but you may do so if you wish. Another thing to consider is the flowers that guests may have sent or brought to the service. While you may want to keep some of the flowers in your home, you can donate the unwanted ones to prevent them from going to waste.
It is perfectly normal to ask someone else to write thank you notes if you need help.
11) Collect the ashes
If your loved one was cremated, you or the funeral director should be able to pick up the ashes from the crematory. In Bonita we personally deliver the urn to your home.
12) Start thinking about the tombstone.
Choosing a memorial stone is a very personal thing, but there is no hurry: it will take some time before it can be added to a grave.
13) Seek bereavement counseling, if needed.
Losing someone close to you can be overwhelmingly difficult. If you find that you need help after you’ve finished planning a loved one’s funeral, whether it’s a sympathetic ear or practical advice, there are organizations that can help.
What happens after the funeral is planned?
After the funeral, the next step is to begin the process of settling the estate of the person who has passed away based on his or her will.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
What to do when someone dies?
When someone dies, it is not always clear what your next step should be. There’s a lot to take care of and it can be overwhelming. We’ve created this guide to help.
We will cover all the key things to do after someone dies:
Days 1-2:
- What to do immediately when someone dies.
- How to find a funeral home.
Days 2-5:
- How to register a death.
- Who to tell in the first days after a death.
Days 3-21:
- How to organize a funeral.
- Who to tell in the first weeks after a death.
Days 21+
- How to liquidate the estate.
What to do immediately when someone dies
The first thing to do when someone dies is to call a doctor, who will then issue a medical certificate of the cause of death.
If you are not the next of kin or the person named in their hospital records, then it is also important to contact them now to tell them the news.
This is what you should do after someone dies:
What to do when someone dies at home
When someone dies at home, the first thing you should do is call your family doctor to have a medical death certificate made out. If you do not have a doctor, Boinita can provide one at a cost of $1,400 pesos.
If you need someone to pick up the body, your next step is to contact your local funeral home or crematory. If you are interested in taking care of your body at home, ask your doctor or nurse for advice.
When someone dies at home, they are usually not eligible for organ donation. Inform the general practitioner and funeral director if you wish to explore this option.
But what happens when someone dies at home during the night? If the death was natural and expected, it is okay to wait until morning before contacting a physician.
What to do when someone dies in a hospital
The medical staff will be there to advise you on what happens when someone dies in the hospital. If the person who died is registered as an organ donor, it is important to inform them as soon as possible so that steps can be taken to make this happen.
Hospitals generally have a bereavement team that steps in to support families after a death. You will be given a number to contact them for more information and to make an appointment.
If the person who died lived alone, you may want to return to the home at this time to make sure it is safe and make arrangements for their pets, if they have any, before returning home.
At the hospital they will give you the medical certificate of the cause of death, advise you on your next steps and help you arrange for the collection of your belongings.
When someone dies in a hospital, their body is held in the morgue until a funeral home or crematory can pick it up.
What to do if someone dies in a nursing home
The first step is to call your primary care physician. The nursing home care staff can make the call for you and will usually give you some time alone with the person who died to say goodbye.
When ready, you can arrange for the body to be picked up by the funeral home or crematory.
What to do when someone dies in an accident
Call 911 as soon as possible to request an ambulance and police. Stay in line with the operator and follow his instructions. Try not to modify too much the area where the person died.
When someone dies unexpectedly or under suspicious circumstances, paramedics and police will contact the coroner, who will then investigate the cause of death.
The coroner will usually arrange for a funeral home to pick up the body and take it to the morgue for an autopsy. This does not mean that you are obligated to use that funeral home to arrange the funeral.
When the coroner has determined the cause of death, they will provide you with the appropriate forms to register the death and release the body for burial. This may take some time.
How to find a funeral home after someone has passed away
A funeral home can pick up the body of the deceased and assist you in arranging the funeral. For this reason, finding a funeral home is often at the top of the list of things to do after a physician certifies a death.
If you don’t already have someone in mind, you can use our “Simple Cremation without a Funeral Service” service. Simple Cremation without a Funeral Service “in which we offer the best service at the best price.
Once you have chosen a funeral home, the person who has died will be picked up, but you must register the death before funeral arrangements can begin.
How to register a death
When someone dies, their death must be registered with the government. It is best to do this at the Civil Registry Office nearest you. In this type of procedures, Boinita can help you and it is already included in our package.
If you are in Mexico you should register the death within the first few days, preferably the day after the death.
Who can register a death?
To register a death, they must go:
- Two close relatives of the person who died (ideally)
- Someone from the funeral home as a witness.
What do you need to register a death?
The main things you need to bring to register a death are:
- The medical certificate of the cause of death.
- Birth certificate of the person who died (copy)
- Your INE card, passport or official ID (copy)
- Your marriage certificate (copy)
- Official identification of the person who will be responsible for the service (original and copy).
Once you have registered the death, the Civil Registry Office will give you:
The Death Certificate and the Death Certificate.
Registering a death does not cost anything if it is on a weekday before 7 pm. It is a good idea to obtain three or four official copies of the Death Certificate for later use.
Whom to tell in the first days after a death
Telling people about a death can be emotionally very difficult. If possible, share this task with close relatives or friends of the deceased.
If each of you volunteers to notify others, this can facilitate this task. Here’s who to notify shortly after someone passes away:
- Friends and relatives of the deceased.
- Your boss or employer.
- Your university or school.
- Your primary care physician, if you have not already contacted them.
- Your landlord, if you have been renting a home.
- Your own boss, to request permission to be absent.
- Health and social care professionals, to cancel any upcoming appointments.
- In the coming weeks, there will be more people and organizations to call, but this should be enough for now.
Whom to tell in the first weeks after a death
Who do you inform when someone dies, other than family and friends? Once you have registered a death at the Civil Registry office, you can begin notifying government and financial organizations, as well as various businesses. We have created a list of who to tell when someone dies here:
Governmental organizations to notify after a death:
When registering a death, it is important to remember these types of government offices as well.
- If the person who died had a firearms license, report it.
- Infonavit.
- IMSS or ISSSTE.
Financial organizations to notify after a death:
- The bank.
- Pension providers.
- Credit and store card companies.
- Insurance companies.
- The mortgage provider.
Other companies and organizations to notify after a death:
- Utility companies (gas, water, telephone, electricity)
- Internet Service Provider
How to liquidate the estate of someone who has passed away
Remember to make your will
When someone dies, their estate (their money, property and assets) must be transferred to their heirs.
Often referred to as“probate,” the estate administration process can take between 9 and 12 months.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
The Coronavirus and a Funeral in San Luis Potosí
Coronavirus and a Funeral in San Luis Potosi: Paying Tribute Despite the Encirclement

Funeral ceremonies have been limited in the number of people present. This limitation is very difficult for family members who wish to be present on the day of the funeral . What options are possible with funerals in San Luis Potosi and Coronavirus?

Some services are available, such as live streaming of the funeral service. Even this service is becoming more popular as social networking becomes easier and easier, however, it is difficult to achieve these services in real time and include not only family members but also friends.
Since March, most funeral homes have been under containment to reduce the spread of covid-19 in San Luis Potosi and throughout the country.
With respect to the funeral, certain rules have been established:
- Most crematoria have forbidden ceremonies.
- Only a close-knit family may attend the funeral and the number of participants is limited to a maximum number of people.
- A distance of one meter is recommended and any physical proximity should be excluded.
The Coronavirus and a Funeral in San Luis Potosi: paying tribute despite the enclosure
Attending funerals over the Internet, a way to recover despite confinement
Already available in the United States, attending funerals broadcast live over the Internet is now possible in Mexico. Therefore, all families can attend the funeral from their homes.
The service is available at any location that authorizes it and allows access to 4G WiFi Internet with a smartphone, tablet or computer that can film the ceremony.
Create an online scrapbook
If you are unable to go to the ceremony site, you can suggest to those around you that you can show your presence by sharing a testimony, a memento, a photo in a collection of mementos. Cousins, neighbors, colleagues, friends… everyone can participate, together, in a collective and positive approach.
It is enough to collect online, with those who have known him, testimonies and photos in tribute to the missing loved ones. Participants are guided by specific questions such as “How did you meet the deceased?” What did you talk about the last time you saw him? Do you have a photo of him to share with us? “
Organize a memorial service after cremation.
It is possible to organize a commemoration ceremony when the restrictions are lifted.
Living mourning is very personal. Everyone evolves at their own pace and the current situation may prevent some from making healthy progress. Therefore, a memorial service may be a solution when possible again.
During a commemoration ceremony, a master of ceremonies is present to welcome the participants. Memories, messages and photos are shared.
It is also an opportunity for families to practice rituals that could not be performed during the funeral.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
What is a Humanist Funeral?
AHumanist Funeral
A Humanist Funeral is a non-religious ceremony that celebrates the life of someone who has passed away. This type of service can be conducted by a speaker or you can simply arrange your own funeral with your loved one’s ashes present.
A humanist funeral is a ceremony that celebrates the life of someone who has died without mentioning a religion or a god. This type of service is often led by a speaker, who guides guests through any readings and music.
More generally, a humanist funeral is any type of non-religious memorial service. If you prefer not to have a guided ceremony with a speaker, you can wait until you have your loved one’s ashes and then arrange a simple memorial service.
Where can you hold a humanist funeral?
Humanist funeral ceremonies generally take place in a crematorium, cemetery or natural burial ground. However, if you choose to arrange a direct cremation, you can arrange your own memorial service with your loved one’s ashes.
These are just some of the places where you could have a memorial service:
- Hotel event space
- Your home
- Garden
- Public park
- Restaurant
What Happens at a Humanist Funeral?
What happens at a humanist funeral really depends on the person who died and the people who organize the funeral.
If the person who died was not religious but was fairly traditional, he or she could follow the established format:
- Music plays when the service begins.
- The speaker welcomes guests and sets the tone with a reflection on what it means to celebrate a life and say goodbye.
- The speaker or a close family member reads the tribute: this is essentially the same as a eulogy and covers the life and character of your loved one.
- Friends and family stand up to give readings.
- The speaker asks for a moment of silence to think.
- The coffin or urn is moved out of sight.
- The speaker shares some closing anecdotes and thanks the guests for their attendance.
- The music plays when the guests leave.
If the person who died was not religious and was more of a free spirit, you could arrange a direct cremation and have a more informal memorial service at their favorite park, beach or location. You may even choose to scatter your ashes with friends and family present.
If your loved one left a will, it is also worth checking to see if they left specific wishes about their funeral.
If the person who died was not religious and was more of a free spirit, a direct cremation could be arranged. direct cremation and have a more informal memorial service at their park, beach or favorite place. You may even choose to scatter your ashes with friends and family present.
If your loved one left a will, it is also worth checking to see if they left specific wishes about their funeral.
Who conducts a Humanist Funeral?
A humanist funeral is usually performed by a speaker. They are responsible for conducting the ceremony while helping family and friends pay their respects to their loved one.
Alternatively, if you are arranging a simpler memorial service with your loved one’s ashes present, you may conduct the ceremony yourself. This could include such things as:
- To say a few words to thank everyone for attending.
- Place your loved one’s ashes somewhere for everyone to pay their respects.
- Play songs that remind everyone of your loved one.
- Invite friends and family to say something.
How Much Does a Humanist Funeral Cost?
The cost of a humanist funeral can vary from $5,000 pesos to around $50,000 pesos depending on the type of service you want. This generally breaks down into three specific costs: the funeral and the speaker’s fee.
Funeral Home Rates
In addition to paying for the burial or cremation, there are also additional fees to consider for things like a funeral: flowers, catering and transportation. Together, these costs average around $20,000 pesos, but you can create a funeral for less by arranging things yourself.
Speaker Fees
If you want a speaker to lead the ceremony, this will cost between $4,000 and $8,000 pesos depending on what is involved and where you are located in the country.
What to Wear to a Humanist Funeral?
Every humanist funeral is different, so it is always best to talk to the person arranging it if you are unsure of what to wear.
If it’s a fairly formal affair, something smart and discreet would be a safe bet. However, many people now specify that guests should wear bright colors to help make the occasion feel less morbid and more like a celebration.
If your loved one left a will, they may have included wishes indicating what they want people to use.
How to Organize a Humanist Funeral?
You can organize a humanist funeral today by calling Boinita. We can take care of the cremation of your loved one starting at only $6,499 pesos. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
Why you may not want to prepay your Funeral?
Why shouldn’t you prepay for your funeral?
Funeral homes often promote the benefits of the prepaid or futures plans they sell. The idea is that it will save your family money and heartache when the time comes.
But the truth is, it is generally not advisable to pay in advance, why you may not want to pay in advance for your funeral. Users may not understand the contracts, be aware of their existence, or be surprised when faced with additional fees. In addition, many states do not have adequate consumer protections, which puts your money at risk.
Understanding prepayment vs. immediate payment
How does prepayment differ from immediate payment? The difference comes down to money. The prearrangement allows you to choose the cremation or burial, as well as its provider. You also get an upfront advantage on the paperwork required at the time of need and a discount on the final price. Unfortunately, there is not much information online on how much these services cost if they are needed on an emergency basis.
Funeral savings alternatives
Many families would struggle to cover an expense of $15,000 pesos or more, so planning ahead and saving is crucial to avoid overburdening your family. While some families resort to a joint (friends and acquaintances) funeral, there are easier ways to avoid that route.
Some banks offer life insurance which are a better decision than paying a prepayment at a funeral home. With a bank account, you will earn interest and have money in case of an emergency, as well as provide money for your family when you die. Just remember to share your plan with others.
You should also make sure that your beneficiaries are up-to-date on their insurance and investment accounts.
Questions to consider while planning
As you make your end-of-life decisions, consider these questions:
- What is the size of the expenditure you are planning for?
- How far in advance are you planning?
- What flexibility do you require with respect to time?
- What is the financial security of your family members and/or beneficiaries?
Know your rights
No matter how you choose to plan your settlement payment, make sure you know your rights.
If you still consider a prepaid funeral plan, for example: what happens to the money you have prepaid and the interest income on that money, and what happens if the funeral home moves or goes bankrupt?
Making an informed decision is a gift you can leave to your family that will live on long after you are gone.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
How does Coronavirus remind us to plan?
All over the world the Coronavirus reminds us all of our own mortality. The virus has brought both this reminder and the gift of a great deal of free time to review “to do” lists.
Surveys show that while most of us agree that it is important to discuss our choices at the end of life, only one-third of us actually do so. Online planning sites have now seen an increase in traffic from interested families.
If you have a loved one who is elderly or ill, now is the time to get personal information and passwords. Record family histories, get the names of doctors and medications, ask questions and don’t wait.
Even doctors are reviewing their wills, and so should you. As one physician explained, advance care planning can give everyone the control and dignity they deserve at the end of life.
For many, having “the conversation” with loved ones is a good place to start. There are many places to start. Your conversations are likely to be on the phone or Zoom, but even more than before, it’s time to have them. And, of course, we’re always here for you, 24/7 at Boinita .
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
Understanding Direct Cremation in San Luis Potosi
Direct cremation in San Luis Potosi is an option that many families may consider because it is quick, inexpensive and no funeral is needed, so reunions can be held at a later time when family members can gather.
So, what is a direct cremation?
In a direct cremation, the body is cremated directly, i.e., shortly after death, embalming is not used, and they usually cannot be viewed or visited.
Unlike a funeral (which occurs with a body present), a direct cremation is usually followed later by a memorial or “Celebration of Life” after the remains have been returned to “the home, interred or placed in a crypt or niche in a cemetery, or buried or scattered in a favorite place”. Boinita will deliver the remains to your home and you can choose what to do next.
Direct cremation is one of the least expensive options for families making arrangements. While the national average cost of a funeral with burial is $ 15,000 pesos. A direct cremation should cost significantly less. The price of Boinita for direct cremation is $6,499 pesos with no additional charges.
Although Boinita offers an all-inclusive price for direct cremation, some funeral homes may charge for various parts of the process. If you approach a funeral home you have the right to know what you are paying for and what your options are, among other things.
Typically, funeral homes that are more transparent about pricing provide the least expensive direct cremation services. Those funeral homes that do not give prices or have excuses that their prices are continually changing are much more expensive.
Direct cremation is an excellent option for those families who need a timely and economical option and choose to gather later to memorialize their loved one.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
The rising cost of funerals in San Luis Potosí
The average cost of a funeral in San Luis Potosi has doubled in recent years, rising faster than salaries, utility bills and even housing prices. This has reached a point where 6 out of 8 families go into debt to cover the cost of their loved one’s funeral.
At the same time, most people today want a farewell that is more personal and less formal. Cremations are already one of the most popular farewells in the world, but about 90% of people don’t realize that they can ditch the formal funeral and just have a personal memorial service.
This is exactly what we offer at Boinita with our simple cremation service (also known as direct cremation). For only $6,499 pesos, we pick up your loved one, perform a private cremation and hand-deliver their ashes to you. Then you can have your ashes present in an urn, whether it’s a picnic in the park, fireworks on the beach or dinner at a favorite restaurant.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
People have a good sense of humor about death when writing their wills
Despite being worried about writing their will, many people have a surprisingly good sense of humor once they get started. This really manifests itself in the gifts and personal messages that people leave for their family and friends.
In 2019, someone left money to his best friend insisting he use it for the football lessons he desperately needs. Another explicitly requested that his ashes not be flushed down the toilet under any circumstances. Many people even opted to leave the beer money to their closest friends, insisting that they use it to get drunk and be happy after their funeral.
This is one of the great benefits of writing a will ahead of time. You don’t have to worry about what the lawyer at the desk is going to think, you can simply concentrate on writing your will for the people who really matter.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.
How Boinita is trying to change the way San Luis Potosí deals with death
How Boinita is trying to change the way San Luis Potosi deals with death
Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things any of us will ever have to go through. And the large funeral home industry doesn’t help much. Gravestones, mountains of paperwork and rainy funeral processions: these are the images that come to mind when we think of death. Is it any wonder, then, that we all find it so difficult to process?
In an era where technology has integrated with almost every aspect of our lives, the death industry remains largely untouched. We buy houses online. We buy auto insurance online. We even manage our money and investments online. But the world of wills, probate and funerals remains a time-consuming, costly and inconvenient manual experience. In fact, less than 5% of these services are found or compared on the Internet.
Death is a cold and faceless industry with fascinating design challenges everywhere. “There are many people who don’t have a will, which is leaving more families unprotected than ever.”
“The average cost of a funeral in San Luis Potosi is $15,000 pesos,” and 6 out of 8 families go into debt to pay for a funeral. We know better than anyone that this is not what people really want. Our loved ones who are no longer with us don’t ask for expensive cars, caskets or flowers; all most people want is a simple, informal memorial that won’t cost their family too much.
The big problem here is that the funeral industry has not changed in over 150 years. And a redesign is long overdue. So, instead of trying to sell people things they don’t really need, we focus on taking the best possible care of cremation. Within about 1 day, we pick up the deceased from the place of death, perform a simple cremation and deliver the ashes to the family. For this, we charge a fixed price of $6,499 pesos. Families can then spend as much or as little as they want to create the perfect memorial for their loved one.
Remember that Boinita is a Simple Cremation Service without a Funeral Service with the guarantee of the best price and service.
At Boinita we can take care of the cremation of your loved one. Then, once we have returned the ashes to you, you can arrange a simple memorial service that is perfect for you and your family.
For more information about our service go to http://boinita.com
Boinita offers Single Cremation services without a Funeral Service, with a fixed price and 24-7 customer service. Boinita is located in the metropolitan areas of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Hermosillo, Merida and San Luis Potosi.
In Pet Cremation Services we are located in the cities of Aguascalientes, Cancun, Chihuahua, Ciudad Juarez, Leon, Merida, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Tijuana and Toluca.