The cremation certificate is a very important document for families when a loved one dies. Find out with Stelae what it is for and how to obtain it.

What is the cremation certificate?

The cremation certificate is a document that is issued after the cremation of a deceased person. It is essential for families to have in order to carry out certain procedures.

Together with the ashes of the deceased, relatives are also given the cremation certificate as a way of identifying their deceased relative.

When choosing whether to have a cremation or burial, it is important to understand how expensive both options are. They both involve costs that can vary greatly depending on what you decide to include. In this article, we will explain the major financial differences between them and what you should bear in mind in order to make the best decision.

Cemeteries not only provide us with somewhere to pay our respects to loved ones, but they also hide secrets which can tell us so much more about these places of remembrance. We can find sculptures, unusual funerary monuments, tombs of famous people and other peculiarities that all share an important historical and cultural value. Today at Stelae, we will delve into this as we take a look at the largest cemeteries in Spain.

Planning your own funeral not only ensures that your last wishes will be carried out, but also eases the emotional and financial burden on your loved ones. At Stelae we can help you plan your own funeral while you are still alive so that everything is in place.

Cremation is an option that more and more families are choosing when a loved one dies. One of the reasons for this is that it is cheaper than a burial service. In this article, Stelae explains how much a cremation costs in Spain.

Financial considerations are often key when a family is deciding what choices to make when a loved one passes. Today, at Stelae, we look at how much a funeral with cremation costs and explain everything you need to know to help you make the decision that best suits you.