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Cremation, also known as cremation is the combustion, vaporization and oxidation of cadavers to basic chemical compounds, such as gases, ashes and mineral fragments, constituting a form of decomposition or transformation of a deceased person's remains.

In general, funerals with cremation are held much like typical funerals. To start, a family and their friends gather to pay respects to the deceased. Reminiscing and sharing memories can be important steps in the grieving process.

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After this gathering, the body of the deceased is taken to the crematory where a brief committal service can be held. The cremation technician places the deceased body in the cremation chamber and begins the process. The intense heat of the furnace reduces the body to its basic elements—mostly calcium compounds, formerly the person's bones.

The cremated remains are then placed in an urn, or a special box, and given to the family for burial or for them to keep. Different cultures have their own sets of customs and rituals, such as a period of mourning and grieving, where cremation plays an important role.

Cremation has been a practice for a long time, with its use dating back to some of the earliest human civilizations, such as the Romans, the Greeks, or even some of the Arabian tribes. It is a growing trend in many countries, as some traditionalists still favor full burial. But as with most other cultural traditions, it's up to the inpiduals and the families to decide which route to take when it comes to cremation and burial.

Reasons for cremation can often range from culture to cost and availability. In countries where the land is scarce, the advancements and popularity of cremation have grown tremendously ever since its modernization in the 19th century. While in other countries, the increasing cost of traditional burials has paved the way for the practice of cremation for economic reasons.

The process of cremation can be seen as a respectful way of paying respects to the departed, by allowing their bodies to return to the earth at a more accelerated pace. Some even believe that, in the process, the spirit of the departed is released, and returns to the cosmic energy source from whence their life began.

In conclusion, cremation is a practice that has been around for centuries, and its popularity is still on the rise. It is a respectful way to honor the deceased and to reduce the environmental impact of traditional burials. As with all types of funerary practices, the choice to cremate is ultimately an inpidual and/or family decision.