315 funeral homes and crematories 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.
Licence rows come from the Louisiana State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
315 funeral homes and crematories in Louisiana
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 funeral home of Duhon Funeral Home, a business begun in Church Point in 1974 that added the Crowley location in 1991 and the Rayne location in 1995. Serves communities including Church Point, Rayne, Duson, Estherwood, Morse, Roberts Cove and Lyons Point.
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.
Crowley funeral home established in January 1934, with a second location in Iota serving families of the Crowley and Iota area. Its sister company is Matthews Funeral Home.
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.
Cut Off funeral home of Landry's Funeral Home, opened May 15, 2024 in a renovated building to serve South Lafourche. The five-generation family firm began in Labadieville in 1888 and also has locations there and in Thibodaux.
Delcambre funeral home of the Evangeline family, serving families in Delcambre and the Iberia and Lafayette area since 1960. It has a catering service and holds overnight visitations.
Delhi chapel of Cox Funeral Homes, one of its four locations with Bastrop, Oak Grove and Lake Providence. Pre-arrangements can be started through an online form, and the funeral homes have their own flower shop.
Delhi funeral home of McFarland Funeral Companies, whose other location is in Monroe. Its founder is a mortician with the CFSP credential.
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.
DeQuincy funeral home with a chapel, an on-site piano or organ, a coffee lounge, and cremation niches and gardens. Services can be catered, and arrangements can be completed by phone or email with an electronic signature.
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.
DeRidder funeral home of Labby Memorial Funeral Homes, which has served the DeRidder community since 1970 and has a second home in Leesville. It serves families of Beauregard and Vernon parishes.
Donaldsonville funeral home founded in 1944 as Brazier Funeral Service. The founder passed it to his longtime manager, whose daughter, a licensed funeral director and embalmer, runs it today in the same location.
Donaldsonville funeral home started in 1958 by a father and his son, now owned and directed by the founding son's widow.
Donaldsonville funeral home the Ourso family has run since 1939, the first of its four homes with Gonzales, Pierre Part and White Castle. Its recently renovated building is the only one in the area that can hold a reception or event inside, and it offers catering for gatherings.
Donaldsonville funeral home with two on-site chapels and a reception area, one of three Williams & Southall homes. A Black family business formed in 1961 when two funeral-home families merged their firms, carried forward by one of them for four generations; also handles life insurance.
