Funeral Costs in All 50 States

Funeral and cremation prices vary by 40–60% between states — mostly due to cremation rates, cemetery land prices, and local competition. Below are current typical ranges. Click your state for the full breakdown.

State	Direct Cremation	Cremation + Service	Full Burial
Alabama	$650 – $3,150	$2,000 – $5,850	$3,200 – $13,100
Alaska	$1,100 – $5,200	$3,300 – $9,700	$5,250 – $21,600
Arizona	$700 – $3,450	$2,200 – $6,400	$3,500 – $14,300
Arkansas	$650 – $3,100	$1,950 – $5,750	$3,100 – $12,800
California	$950 – $4,700	$3,000 – $8,750	$4,750 – $19,500
Colorado	$800 – $3,750	$2,350 – $6,950	$3,800 – $15,550
Connecticut	$900 – $4,350	$2,750 – $8,050	$4,350 – $17,950
Delaware	$800 – $3,850	$2,450 – $7,150	$3,900 – $16,000
Florida	$750 – $3,550	$2,250 – $6,600	$3,600 – $14,750
Georgia	$700 – $3,250	$2,050 – $6,050	$3,300 – $13,550
Hawaii	$1,200 – $5,700	$3,600 – $10,600	$5,750 – $23,600
Idaho	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700
Illinois	$750 – $3,700	$2,350 – $6,800	$3,700 – $15,200
Indiana	$650 – $3,250	$2,050 – $6,000	$3,250 – $13,400
Iowa	$650 – $3,200	$2,000 – $5,950	$3,200 – $13,250
Kansas	$650 – $3,150	$2,000 – $5,850	$3,200 – $13,100
Kentucky	$650 – $3,100	$2,000 – $5,800	$3,150 – $12,950
Louisiana	$650 – $3,200	$2,000 – $5,950	$3,200 – $13,250
Maine	$750 – $3,600	$2,300 – $6,700	$3,650 – $14,900
Maryland	$800 – $3,950	$2,500 – $7,350	$4,000 – $16,450
Massachusetts	$950 – $4,500	$2,850 – $8,350	$4,500 – $18,550
Michigan	$700 – $3,400	$2,150 – $6,300	$3,400 – $14,000
Minnesota	$750 – $3,700	$2,350 – $6,800	$3,700 – $15,200
Mississippi	$600 – $3,000	$1,900 – $5,600	$3,050 – $12,500
Missouri	$650 – $3,200	$2,000 – $5,950	$3,200 – $13,250
Montana	$700 – $3,400	$2,150 – $6,300	$3,400 – $14,000
Nebraska	$650 – $3,200	$2,000 – $5,950	$3,200 – $13,250
Nevada	$750 – $3,700	$2,350 – $6,800	$3,700 – $15,200
New Hampshire	$800 – $3,950	$2,500 – $7,350	$4,000 – $16,450
New Jersey	$900 – $4,400	$2,800 – $8,200	$4,450 – $18,250
New Mexico	$650 – $3,250	$2,050 – $6,000	$3,250 – $13,400
New York	$1,000 – $4,850	$3,050 – $9,000	$4,900 – $20,100
North Carolina	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700
North Dakota	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700
Ohio	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700
Oklahoma	$650 – $3,100	$1,950 – $5,750	$3,100 – $12,800
Oregon	$800 – $3,850	$2,450 – $7,150	$3,900 – $16,000
Pennsylvania	$750 – $3,550	$2,250 – $6,600	$3,600 – $14,750
Rhode Island	$850 – $4,050	$2,550 – $7,500	$4,100 – $16,750
South Carolina	$650 – $3,250	$2,050 – $6,000	$3,250 – $13,400
South Dakota	$650 – $3,250	$2,050 – $6,000	$3,250 – $13,400
Tennessee	$650 – $3,150	$2,000 – $5,850	$3,200 – $13,100
Texas	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700
Utah	$700 – $3,400	$2,150 – $6,300	$3,400 – $14,000
Vermont	$800 – $3,750	$2,350 – $6,950	$3,800 – $15,550
Virginia	$750 – $3,550	$2,250 – $6,600	$3,600 – $14,750
Washington	$850 – $4,050	$2,550 – $7,500	$4,100 – $16,750
West Virginia	$650 – $3,100	$1,950 – $5,750	$3,100 – $12,800
Wisconsin	$700 – $3,500	$2,200 – $6,500	$3,500 – $14,450
Wyoming	$700 – $3,300	$2,100 – $6,150	$3,350 – $13,700

Why such big differences? States with high cremation rates (like Washington and Maine) have fierce price competition on cremation. Burial-heavy states (Mississippi, Alabama) often have lower service fees but higher cemetery costs. Hawaii and New York sit at the top because of land and business costs.