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Cost should never be a mystery when planning end-of-life care. In Oklahoma City, the average traditional funeral can exceed $8,000, and even local average cremations hover around $1,750. We believe in total transparency. That's why our package is a simple, flat rate, covering all essentials from transport to the return of remains.
When you’re facing cremation in Oklahoma City, you’re not just handling logistics—you’re carrying a lifetime of memories through neighborhoods like Bricktown or the quiet edges of the Paseo Arts District. I know the weight of those decisions, and I’m here to walk beside you through every step, from the first call to the final farewell. Whether you’re in Midtown or near Uptown 23rd, we handle the paperwork, permits, and care with quiet respect, so you can focus on remembering. You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Total transparency. No surprises on the final invoice.
Traditional funeral homes carry massive overhead for their real estate and fleets in Oklahoma City. To cover this, they charge a non-declinable "Basic Services Fee" often exceeding $2,500 before any actual services are rendered.
The Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule was created to protect grieving families from predatory pricing, yet many providers in Oklahoma still hide their true costs. At Lantern, we believe transparency is the highest form of respect.
When we say our direct cremation package is $$1,150, that is the final price for our professional services. It includes the alternative container required by the crematory, the actual cremation process, sheltering, and a TSA-approved temporary urn. We will never hit you with hidden "processing fees," "administrative fees," or surprise transport upcharges within our primary service area.
The only outside costs you will ever see are state-mandated third-party cash advances—such as the exact fee the county charges for Death Certificates, or mandatory Medical Examiner permit fees. If your loved one had a pacemaker, it must be safely removed prior to cremation, which incurs a small fee. We outline every single one of these potential third-party costs instantly over the phone during your first call.
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The average cost of a traditional funeral in Oklahoma City is around $1,750, but a direct cremation with Lantern Cremation is a flat-rate of $1,150.
No. Our $1,150 price is completely transparent and includes transportation, the cremation process, and the return of ashes in Oklahoma City.
You can arrange everything over the phone or online in minutes. We handle the transportation from any hospital or hospice in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma law requires a waiting period before cremation can take place. Additionally, a Medical Examiner permit is required. We handle securing all necessary state permits and observing waiting periods on your behalf, so you don't have to navigate the bureaucracy.
Yes. Our local transport partners cover all major areas surrounding Oklahoma City, including Bricktown, Midtown, Paseo Arts District, Plaza District, Uptown 23rd. If you are outside our primary service radius, a minor mileage fee may apply, which we disclose immediately upon your first call.
No. Our $$1,150 fee covers all our professional services, transport, sheltering, cremation, and the temporary urn. The only outside costs you may incur are county fees for certified death certificates, which we obtain for you at cost.