Embalming for Local Funeral

Absolutely! While ancient embalming was a privilege granted exclusively to the elite and the royal family, modern embalming is an accessible and affordable service for the general public. In fact, it generally represents only a small portion of the total funeral cost.

Better PreservationRefrigeration (typically 2-5°C) delays decay by slowing bacterial activity, while embalming actively eliminates bacteria within the body, providing superior preservation. Embalming complements refrigeration.Dehydration PreventionRefrigeration accelerates moisture loss, potentially damaging your loved one’s appearance. Fortunately, embalming solutions are specially formulated to prevent dehydration and its unpleasant effects.

There is no absolute answer to this question. It depends mainly on the deceased's conditions, cause of death, climate and temperature of the storage environment, and strength of the embalming fluid used. Worry not! A well-trained embalmer (like ours) can take all factors into consideration and produce the best preservation plan and result. In general, a two-month preservation is totally achievable under the right conditions.