76 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Louisiana, listed by city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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76 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Louisiana
Abbeville funeral home, one of six Frioux Funeral Home locations serving Iberia, Vermilion and Lafayette parishes, under its present owners since October 2024. Traces its history to a New Iberia funeral home founded in 1937, and offers burial plots, mausoleum crypts and niches at Beau Pre Memorial Park.
Arnaudville funeral home of Melancon Funeral Home, established in 1907, with locations in Carencro, Opelousas and Grand Coteau and serving Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin and Acadia parishes. Its affiliated Evangeline Memorial Gardens, a perpetual care cemetery in Carencro, has mausoleum, niche and ground burial space and a veterans' section.
Baton Rouge funeral home added in 1994 to the grounds of Greenoaks Memorial Park, an 80-acre cemetery with mausoleums and a garden for veterans and civil servants. It has two staterooms, a non-denominational chapel and a reception center that holds up to 200 guests.
Baton Rouge funeral home on the grounds of its own cemetery, Resthaven Gardens of Memory, which has private and public mausoleums, lawn crypts and columbarium niches. Services are streamed live and recorded for later viewing.
Baton Rouge arrangement office of Church Funeral Services & Crematory, opened in 2011 two years after the St. Amant funeral home, whose founders built their own crematory. Services can be streamed live for those unable to attend, and arrangements can be made at an office, at home or online.
Baton Rouge funeral home with a 250-seat chapel and separate rooms for private gatherings and repasts. Affiliated with Southern Memorial Gardens, a perpetual care cemetery established in 1956, and owned by Cardinal Memorial Acquisition Company.
Broussard funeral home founded in 2020 with its own crematory on site, so no part of a cremation is sent to another company. The founder's son manages the crematory, and the home brings loved ones into its care from anywhere in Louisiana and answers the phone 24 hours a day.
Chalmette funeral home on the grounds of St. Bernard Memorial Gardens, opened in 1997 and rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina in 2007. Has a 200-seat chapel, a reception room for catered gatherings of up to 75 guests, and holds a public mass each All Saints' Day.
Covington funeral home opened in May 2002 that runs its own Bagnell Crematory, the Northshore's first and largest. Serves families in Covington, Mandeville and Madisonville.
Family-owned Covington funeral home established in 1992, with its own crematory on site and Pinecrest Memorial Gardens cemetery under the same owner. Holds monthly Good Mourning grief support gatherings open to anyone, and serves Mandeville, Madisonville, Folsom, Metairie and Kenner.
Covington funeral home built in 2019 beside its own cemetery, St. Lazarus of Bethany Memorial Garden, on land donated in 1907 to the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Its chapel seats 150, the cemetery has a columbarium with cremation niches, and processions can walk from the service to the burial.
Covington funeral home with its own on-site crematory, opened on the Northshore after Hurricane Katrina moved many St. Bernard and Orleans Parish families there. Prearrangements can be completed entirely online, and it serves towns across St. Tammany Parish, from Abita Springs and Folsom to Madisonville and Mandeville.
Crowley location of Ford and Joseph Funeral Home, which has served Opelousas since 1960. The home produces monuments and supplies burial vaults through Ford's Vaults, Monuments, & Garden of Memory.
Cut Off funeral home of Falgout Funeral Homes, which began in Raceland in 1912 and has three funeral homes in Lafourche Parish and one in Terrebonne Parish. Mothe Funeral Homes has owned the firm since 1997.
Denham Springs funeral home that has served families since 1968, when its owner bought Friendly Service Funeral Home there; a second location opened in Greensburg in 2007. Its owner is a Certified Funeral Service Practitioner.
Denham Springs location of Seale Funeral Service, founded in 1957 and serving Livingston Parish from here and Livingston. The firm has its own crematory, a monument company and Evergreen Memorial Park, a perpetual care cemetery in Denham Springs with mausoleum crypts and cremation niches.
Denham Springs funeral home opened in 2020, the third of three locations with Hammond and Ponchatoula, serving Livingston and Tangipahoa parishes. Builds its own monuments and holds preplanning seminars on cremation and burial options.
DeRidder funeral home founded in 2004 and now led by the founder's daughter, a funeral director. It arranges local, out-of-state, out-of-country and military services for families of Beauregard and Vernon parishes.
DeRidder funeral home that has served Beauregard Parish since 1973 and owns and operates its own crematory. Its chapel is lit by stained-glass windows, and it serves Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu and Vernon parishes.
Erath funeral home, one of six Frioux Funeral Home locations serving Iberia, Vermilion and Lafayette parishes, under its present owners since October 2024. Traces its history to a New Iberia funeral home founded in 1937, and offers burial plots, mausoleum crypts and niches at Beau Pre Memorial Park.
