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When you choose to rent a casket, a simple interior container that looks like a wooden box will actually hold the body; at no point will the body actually come into contact with the rental casket. This box is cushioned inside the larger, more expensive casket. After the ceremony, this inner shell can be easily slid or lifted out of the outer casket.
Cremation, however, is not a substitute for funeral. So, you can plan to have simple or elaborate funeral arrangements for paying respects to the deceased and seeing the body for the last time. If you want to arrange the event at an affordable price, you can search out a reputable yet low cost cremation service provider or memorial society, and rent a casket instead of buying it. Basically, the cost of getting a human body cremated shall include the funeral homeâs service fee, fees for picking up the corpse, and storing it temporarily (refrigeration) until the cremation is done.