The Opal Promise
Making cremation plans for a loved one might seem like a lot to process, especially while you are also grieving the loss of someone special. You’re probably experiencing a wide array of emotions, with the last thing on your mind being the final resting place for a significant other, relative, or friend.
Thankfully, with Opal Cremation, personalized, affordable arrangements are just a phone call away. When you make a call to Opal Cremation, you’ll be connected with industry professionals who can answer all of your questions and are poised to help you with everything from transferring the deceased to coming up with ideas on how to properly memorialize your loved one.

Why Choose Cremation Instead of Burial?
In the event of the unexpected death of a loved one, many decisions need to be made, often within a brief period of time. With so much information to process, this can feel overwhelming in addition to the emotions you’re dealing with related to death. You want to be certain to make the best decisions so you can give yourself the space to grieve the loss of someone special in your life.
Opal Cremation offers affordable cremation services and compassionate staff to help guide you through what can be an incredibly challenging time. There are many considerations people take into account when choosing cremation over burial for their loved ones.
Cremation is More Economical
Nationwide, cremation services typically cost less than burial planning. Cremation services in Orange County, CA cost less than half of traditional burial arrangements. The cost difference makes sense considering that when you make cremation arrangements, you effectively eliminate burial expenses and factors such as burial sites, headstones, caskets, and hearse transportation. In addition, for families who do not reside in the same state or city as the deceased, the ability to transfer an urn with ashes is much more affordable than transporting the deceased’s body. Also, cremation can be beneficial for the deceased who wished to have their final resting place overseas or outside of the United States.
