Funeral packages
Every person has a unique story, and each service should reflect the life they lived.
Every family is different, and the way you choose to honor your loved one should reflect what matters most to you. We have outlined several of our most commonly selected service packages below to make your options and pricing easier to understand. You may choose one of these packages or personalize services to meet the needs and wishes of your family. Whatever you choose, our team is here to provide compassionate guidance and help you create a meaningful tribute for your loved one.
Traditional Service Packages
FULL TRADITIONAL
$4995
Includes:
- Basic services of funeral director and staff
- Embalming
- Other preparation of remains
- Use of facility, equipment, and staff for viewing (3 hours in the morning, afternoon, or evening at the funeral home, church, or venue of your choice)
- Use of facilities, equipment and staff for a church or mortuary funeral ceremony
- Transfer of remains to funeral home
- Hearse
- Utility vehicle and driver (for flowers, equipment, etc.)
BASIC CEREMONY
$4505
Includes:
- Basic services of funeral director and staff
- Embalming
- Other preparation of remains
- Use of facilities, equipment and staff for a church or mortuary funeral ceremony
- Transfer of remains to funeral home
- Hearse
- Utility vehicle and driver (for flowers, equipment, etc.)
GRAVESIDE WITH VIEWING
$4405
Includes:
- Basic services of funeral director and staff
- Embalming
- Other preparation of remains
- Use of facility, equipment, and staff for visitation prior to graveside
- Graveside service
- Transfer of remains to funeral home
- Hearse
- Utility vehicle and driver (for flowers, equipment, etc.)
GRAVESIDE
$3355
Includes:
- Basic services of funeral director and Staff
- Professional care with no embalming
- Graveside
- Transfer of remains to funeral home
- Hearse
- Utility vehicle and driver (for flowers, equipment, etc.)
*Pricing based on purchasing a casket and vault through Walker Funeral Homes as opposed to a third party.
**If any of the above services are on a Saturday, Sunday, or Holiday, there is an additional fee added for overtime costs.
One of the ways we pay tribute and remember the lives of those we love is through memorialization.
Whether it is a simple service or something unique and personal, we are here to help you honor the life of your loved one. However you choose to memorialize your loved one, we are honored to help carry out your wishes.
Funeral Service
Funeral Service
A funeral service is a ceremony in which you gather together to honor your loved one. Typically, the casket and your loved one is present. Some prefer a more formal program format while others like a less structured meeting. While we have lots of resources and information to help plan your service, there are often family members, friends, and clergy who wish to be a part of the planning process. The service can be in the funeral home, at a church, or any other venue you wish to hold the service. All services are personal and unique. However large or small, simple or elegant your service may be, we are here to help honor the life of your loved one.
Visitation
Also known as a viewing, wake, or calling hours, a visitation is a time when friends, family, and/or the public may gather together to express and share condolences. This may be done with either an open or a closed casket. A visitation may be held the night before a service, just prior to the service, or another time of your choosing. They may be held at the funeral home, a church, or any other venue you prefer. A visitation often gives priceless one-on-one time with family, friends, or your loved one.
Graveside Service
Also known as burial service, interment, or committal service, a graveside service is typically done at the cemetery or place of final disposition. Some graveside services are only a simple prayer while others may include elements of a more formal funeral service.
Memorial Service
A memorial service is similar to a funeral service. While the names are often interchanged a memorial service usually implies that the casket and your loved one is not present. Memorial services may be large or small, public or private, at the funeral home, church, or a venue of your choosing.
Cremation Service
Cremation refers to a form of disposition. Any number of services or options may be included in your memorialization while still using cremation as a final disposition. For example, some choose to still have embalming, a visitation, and a funeral service, then have their loved one cremated. Other than adding any service to a cremation you may also bury, scatter, or keep the cremated remains. There are many options available for those who wish to be cremated. We are happy to help you explore any options that will help pay tribute to your loved one.
Each person is unique, and we believe the services held after a death should be just as unique as the one you love. There are many choices to consider, and we are here to guide you through this tender time. Thank you for letting us serve your family.
