Miami

Miami, Florida, is a city of nearly 420,000 people. Funeral homes in Miami can be found throughout the city, and will be able to help you with every aspect of funeral arrangements.

The most widely practiced religion in Miami is Christianity, with the majority of Christians identifying as Protestant or Catholic. Judaism is the next most practiced religion, followed by Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Due to the city’s diverse practices, Miami funeral homes are likely to offer specialist services, or have experience meeting a range of cultural and religious requirements.

It is important to note that in Florida, a death must be registered within five days of the death and before the body is buried or cremated. Typically, your chosen funeral home will file for the death certificate on your behalf.

In addition, embalming or refrigeration is a legal requirement if the final burial or cremation will not take place within 24 hours of death. There are no state laws forbidding burial on private property, nor are there laws restricting where ashes can be scattered. Miami offers seven cemeteries, including the City of Miami Cemetery and Woodlawn Park Cemetery, as well as nearly 20 cremation facilities.

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