Which Green Funeral Is Right for Me?

If you've ever wondered whether there's a better option than traditional burial or flame cremation, you're not alone — and the answer might surprise you.

Answer six simple questions to find out which of today's most innovative and eco-conscious end-of-life options is the right fit for you, and we'll deliver your personalized recommendation directly to your email. (Don't worry we won't email you every day or sell your info. We don't like that either.)

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Full Name

Email *

Which of these matters to you the MOST?? *

That my choice doesn't use any chemicals or synthetic materials.

That my choice gives back to the environment .

That I can be laid to rest near family.

That my choice is clean, efficient, and cost-effective.

That my choice balances green practices with familiar cemetery traditions.

How do you feel about newer end of life options? *

I want newer green options, but still like a cemetery setting.

I prefer established, conventional options but just don't like the idea of embalming.

I’m open to newer options if they are practical and respectful.

I’m very open to innovative, earth-centered choices.

I prefer something that feels timeless and connected to the natural world.

Is having a gravesite or physical place to visit important to you? *

Yes, but I prefer a rustic, natural landscape without traditional headstones.

I'm open to scattering ashes or having them placed in nature.

Yes, it's important that I follow my cultural or family traditions.

Having a cemetery spot marked with my name is important to me.

No — I'd rather my remains become something living and useful.

How do you want people to describe your choice? *

Regenerative, hopeful, and forward-thinking.

Respectful, traditional, and time-honored.

Balanced — green values in a familiar setting.

Gentle, thoughtful, and practical.

Simple, natural, and grounded.

Which type of family or friends participation feels most right? *

Allow them to enjoy the comfort of tradition, but let me return to the earth naturally.

I like the idea of loved-ones participating, maybe hand-lowering me into the ground.

I like the idea of graveside prayers and professionals lowering a casket.

I’d like them to plant trees or flowers as part of my memorial.

Allow them plenty of time to plan a personalized memorial or other celebration.

Which statement feels most like your main motivation? *

I'll want to use family cemetery property I already have.

I don’t like the idea of my body breaking down over time.

I want my body to go back to the Earth naturally and peacefully.

When I die, I want to be a tree.

I don’t want my body embalmed but still want to be buried.