Cremation is the predominant form of final disposition of the dead in many foreign countries.
In fact, in some countries, such as England, Japan and China, nearly all funerals are followed by cremation. Cremation is the process of transforming the body to bone fragments by exposure to flame and intense heat in a special incinerator called a crematory. The process of cremation itself takes about two to three hours. There are many alternatives for the disposition of remains following a cremation. We can provide you with the information you would need to comply with existing laws about this kind of disposition.