Plan Memorial in Charlotte, Manatee, and Collier Counties

No, direct burial does not include a public viewing or visitation. Families may choose a graveside gathering if permitted by the cemetery.

Direct burial usually takes a few days. The timeline depends on completing required paperwork, obtaining permits, cemetery availability, and family preferences.

Direct burial requires legal authorization and vital records. These typically include the deceased's personal information, authorization from the legal next of kin or authorized representative, and documents needed to complete the death certificate and obtain a burial permit.

Yes, your family may attend the graveside burial if they choose and the cemetery allows a gathering.

Direct burial takes place without a public viewing or funeral ceremony. A traditional burial includes services such as a visitation, funeral ceremony, or religious service before the burial.

Yes, we coordinate with the cemetery to schedule the burial, complete required arrangements, and help manage the burial process.

Not always, a memorial service is typically an optional service and may be arranged separately from a direct cremation or direct burial package. Contact Heavenly Funeral Chapel for package details and available options.