140 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements 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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140 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Louisiana
New Orleans funeral home of Mothe Funeral Homes, a firm founded in 1895, in the colonial-style building the family put up in 1938 and called the Showplace of Algiers. The firm has owned Westlawn Memorial Park in Gretna since 1987, offers a Harley motorcycle hearse and streams services online.
New Orleans funeral home opened in December 2009 in the former Tharp Funeral Home-Gentilly building, the second location of Boyd-Brooks Funeral Corp. It has a spacious chapel, the Mourner's Corner Cafe and the Boyd-Brooks Celebration Hall for repasts, and its sister home on Downman Road runs its own crematory.
New Roads funeral home, part of Pointe Coupee since 1937 and run by the founding family's third generation, with a second location in Livonia. In its early years it also ran an ambulance service.
Norco funeral home continuing a tradition of more than 100 years serving families in the River Parishes. It has an interfaith chapel, flexible reception space and catering for gatherings.
Oak Grove chapel of Cox Funeral Homes, one of its four locations with Bastrop, Lake Providence and Delhi. Pre-arrangements can be started through an online form, and the funeral homes have their own flower shop.
Opelousas funeral home that has served the area since 1960, with a second location in Crowley. Its Ford's Vaults, Monuments, & Garden of Memory produces monuments and supplies burial vaults, and its services include burial insurance, life insurance and annuity policies.
Opelousas funeral home of LaFond-Ardoin Funeral Homes, in business since 1935, one of three locations with Krotz Springs and Melville.
Opelousas funeral home of Melancon Funeral Home, established in 1907, with locations in Carencro, Arnaudville 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.
Pearl River funeral home with a large chapel, a coffee room where families share refreshments, and twelve caskets kept in stock for viewing. Its founder also opened Hickory Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
Pierre Part chapel of the Ourso family of funeral homes, whose first home opened in Donaldsonville in 1939, serving families in Assumption Parish. Helps write obituaries, schedules visitations and coordinates catering.
Ponchatoula funeral home whose arrangement conferences are held at its sister location in Hammond, where the firm runs its own crematory. Families can also make arrangements online.
Ponchatoula funeral home opened in October 2011, the second of three locations with Hammond and Denham Springs, serving Livingston and Tangipahoa parishes. Builds its own monuments and holds preplanning seminars on cremation and burial options.
Raceland funeral home of Falgout Funeral Homes, the business that began in Raceland in 1912; this funeral home opened in 1939. Mothe Funeral Homes has owned the firm and its Cut Off, Houma and Lockport locations since 1997.
River Ridge funeral home incorporated in 1979 as an independent Louisiana corporation, five minutes from Louis Armstrong International Airport. Four licensed funeral directors are on staff, and it arranges exhumations and files death certificates with the state.
Rosedale funeral home whose staff is licensed to serve families in Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi, led by an owner with over 30 years in funeral service. Also provides notary services for business and personal documents.
Ruston funeral home of Kilpatrick Funeral Homes, here since 1938 and one of its four locations in Northeast Louisiana. Has a chapel, a lobby with a fireplace and a community room with audio and video equipment; Kilpatrick's Memorial Gardens cemetery is also in Ruston.
Ruston funeral home opened in 1991 on the grounds of Forest Lawn Memorial Park, whose office it houses. Makes granite monuments and bronze memorials to any custom design, and accepts prepaid funeral plans made with other funeral homes.
Scott home of Martin & Castille, a family-owned Acadiana funeral home since 1934 with two Lafayette homes, Downtown and Southside, and the first in Acadiana invited into Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Runs The Mourning After grief program, with one-on-one counseling, home visits and grief seminars each year.
Shreveport funeral home paired with Centuries Memorial Park, a cemetery of more than 80 acres with two veterans gardens and a 1930s bell tower holding 200 glass-front niches; both have served families since the 1940s. Its chapel seats 190, a multipurpose room hosts catered events, and it serves Caddo, Bossier and DeSoto parishes.
Shreveport funeral home established in 2025 by a licensed funeral director with more than twenty years in the funeral business. Offers resources and referrals for grief support and takes immediate-need calls around the clock.
