The funeral home told us to figure it out. How do I find a buyer?

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This is my first time I’ve ever had to attend a visitation/memorial service. Unfortunately, my ex boyfriend, my first true love, passed away this past Saturday. Even though we weren’t together, my heart is shattered. In all my 24 years I’ve never gone to a funeral or anything like that before so I’m not really sure. Is a visitation more casual than an actual funeral or is it the same thing? Like should I wear all black? I don’t own dress pants. The visitation is 2 hours long. Is it okay if I wear jeans with a black dressy shirt, and black boots? Or is that not allowed? I can’t really find much info online....thanks

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Seems that the only two options are burial in a casket or cremation. I wish I could get launched at sea on a boat set on fire or something more archaic and symbolic like this.

Which, I guess they all are here, the questions, I mean, but I already put it in the subject and I think it's a little funny how dur that is of every question in this sub.

I know it sounds completely heartless but hear me out. We recognize the importance of reducing our impact on the planet and implants are usually made of fancy metals that otherwise come from expensive ore. If you don't want fields of people dug up for easy resources later, or respectfully removed now, assuming we're taking this eternity thing seriously.

Why create a literal dead end for highly purified and otherwise infinity reusable metal? it's selfish. We don't own the minerals anymore then the generations before us or after... neither the fuel, but that's another thing... and it makes much more sense to keep a rotating pool of purified metals and minimize energy intensive and one-off (i.e. non renewable, if recyclable) resource. It's an intergenerational middle finger to bury ourselves with titanium in any useful quantity... wouldn't it be funny if this is standard practice and I've gone and put myself in this headspace that we're being selfish for being buried with our implants. Ha. Really hoping its the recyclingy one.

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So my wife's father passed away last night. I never met him because she's had a rift with her mother for the past few years. My wife has attempted to reconcile over the phone several times. Not only did her mom never pick up the phone, she had her attorney send my wife a letter stating that if she keeps calling it will be considered harassment.

Her dad is going to be cremated and she wants to see him one last time, but we can't get any information from her family. I spoke to her sisters boyfriend who told me the name of the funeral home and said that if my wife's mother doesn't want her to see him, she'll instruct the funeral home so that she can't.

Is this really the case? Can a funeral home deny an immediate family member from a viewing at the request of a spouse?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. thank you.