Funeral homes & costs in Georgia

In Georgia, direct cremation costs from $795 to $3,770 across 30 funeral homes (typical $2,150); a traditional funeral with viewing and service costs from $3,995 to $8,725 across 26 funeral homes (typical $5,895). Eternal Board lists 454 licensed funeral homes across 148 Georgia counties. Prices last checked September 2026.

Lowest published direct cremation prices in Georgia

  1. M.A. Boston Mortuary, Conyers: $795
  2. Legacy Cremation Services, McDonough: $895
  3. SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society: $1,295
  4. SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society, Stockbridge: $1,295
  5. F. K. Jones Funeral Home, Rome: $1,295
  6. SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society - Alpharetta, Alpharetta: $1,295
  7. SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society - Snellville, Snellville: $1,295
  8. Slater's Funeral Home, Milledgeville: $1,536
  9. Plummer Funeral Home, LLC, Decatur: $1,650
  10. Southern Cremations & Funerals, McDonough: $1,695

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a funeral cost in Georgia?

Among Georgia funeral homes with published prices, a traditional funeral with viewing and service costs from $3,995 to $8,725 across 26 funeral homes (typical $5,895). Cemetery costs (plot, opening and closing, headstone) are usually separate, and a casket is not included.

How much does cremation cost in Georgia?

Direct cremation (no viewing or ceremony) costs from $795 to $3,770 across 30 funeral homes (typical $2,150). Cremation with a memorial or funeral service costs from $2,295 to $6,035 across 22 funeral homes (typical $2,948). An urn is not included.

What is the cheapest cremation in Georgia?

The lowest published direct cremation price we've found in Georgia is $795 at M.A. Boston Mortuary (Conyers, Rockdale County), checked September 2026. Prices vary a lot by county, so compare the homes near you.

How many funeral homes are in Georgia?

We list 454 licensed funeral homes across 148 counties, taken from the state's register of licensed funeral establishments. Trade-only crematories that don't serve families directly are left out.

Do funeral homes have to tell me their prices?

Yes. Under the Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule, a funeral home must give you its General Price List when you ask in person, and must tell you its prices over the phone. You can also buy only the items you want instead of a package.

Can I choose any funeral home?

Yes. A hospital, hospice or nursing home may suggest one, but the family chooses. You can use a funeral home in a neighboring county if it serves your area.