[b][Taylorsville, 11/03/2016][/b] – McDougal Funeral Home, a major funeral home in the Salt Lake Valley, offers three cremation options in Salt Lake City. They guarantee quality service that comes at reasonable prices.

An increasingly popular choice over the past few years, cremation reduces a body into ash and bone fragments. The funeral home says they conduct this process in a dignified and respectful manner. Here are their three cremation options.

[b]Complete Cremation Service[/b]

This option is similar to a traditional funeral. Instead of a casketed burial, however, the actual cremation process is what follows. After the process, the family may choose to bury, scatter, or keep the cremated remains in an urn.

Families have the choice of using metal, plastic, or wood materials for the urn.

[b]Immediate Cremation Services[/b]

The second cremation option is the immediate creation service, which immediately disposes of the body. A memorial service usually follows, but the body is no longer present for it.

For this cremation option, McDougal Funeral Home advises family to allow some time to privately view the body. If the viewing will not take longer than 8-12 hours, an embalming is no longer necessary.

[b]Direct Cremation[/b]

The final option is the removal and transportation of the body directly to the funeral home’s care.

According to McDougal Funeral Home, there are various arrangements and ceremonies to choose from before or after cremation. Find out more about these choices on their website.

[b]About McDougal Funeral Home[/b]

In 1950, R. David McDougal opened the McDougal Funeral Home in Taylorsville, Utah. Having built a reputation of trust, service, and compassion with their customers, they are one of the major funeral homes in the Salt Lake Valley.

With the motto “Service measured not by gold, but by the Golden Rule,” they guarantee quality service at reasonable and understandable prices. Their team makes it easy for loved ones to get funeral details right in celebrating and honoring the lives that have passed on.

For more information, please visit http://www.mcdougalfuneralhomes.com/.