Caskets Delivered Next Day Anywhere in the U.S.
- Accepted by All Funeral Homes Nationwide
- Compassionate Support When You Need It Most
- Personalized Custom Caskets Available
Funeral homes are required by federal law to accept caskets purchased from third-party retailers.
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Why Sky Caskets?
Next Day
Delivery
Delivery service is available to the local funeral home.
National
Distribution
Multiple distribution points get your casket there on time.
Available
24/7
We are available anytime to help you during this difficult time.
High-Quality Products
We manage the production process to ensure high quality.
85%
Lower Prices
Significant savings on casket prices compared to funeral homes.
Featured Caskets
Hear from our satisfied clients
Fair prices
Sky Caskets was the only company that had exactly what I was looking for. I would highly recommend them to anyone seeking excellent customer service, beautiful selections, and fair prices.
Amy
Highly recommend
Pre-ordered casket. Was made to spec and available for delivery and arrived the day after we called and said we needed it. Would highly recommend and would use this company again
Brinkerhoff
Sky Caskets was impeccable
Excellent on line order process. It was followed up by a phone call. The cherry casket was gorgeous and was perfect for my mother. Very reasonable price. On time delivery as promised. I was traveling and had to make funeral arrangements on the road with time constraints. The service and customer care that Sky Caskets was impeccable. Thank you for a wonderful purchase experience during a stressful time.
E. Whiddon
Forever grateful
We wanted to thank you deeply for the effort to get our purple casket order expedited. It was perfect for our little girl and I am so thankful that the you received our call and generously took care of us quickly and completely.
Forever grateful,
Heather and Heath Bryant
Heather and Heath Bryant
They have been great!
Sky Caskets has helped my family with caskets for both my mom and dad. They have been great and communicate well when it comes to expediting the casket.
Tommy Lo
My experience with Skycaskets was the best
My experience with Skycaskets was the best. They made a beautiful custom casket for my son’s burial and it was made with so much care and concern for our son. This funeral was one of the most trying times in my life and working with Skycaskets definitely put a smile on my face. They are professional and proficient and if I ever had to shop for a casket again I would definitely shop with them. The experience was five star.
Tina A Johnson
Casket FAQs
Here is some information to assist you with selecting your casket.
What is the difference between a casket and a coffin?
The purpose of both a casket and a coffin is to provide a dignified way to house the deceased’s body. The difference between the two is primarily the design. A coffin has eight sides and is shaped somewhat like a body, whereas a casket is rectangular. While we don’t usually see coffins in North America today, this design is still typical in other parts of the world.
What is the purpose of a casket?
In practical terms, a casket is simply a container designed to hold the deceased’s remains. Caskets protect the deceased’s dignity and provide a beautiful way to have your loved one’s remains on display during a funeral or memorial service. The casket (or coffin) was primarily functional in the early days, but over time, the tradition of purchasing a casket based on design has grown to honor the person who the casket will protect. Check out our custom casket gallery for ideas on how family members have honored the lives of their loved ones with a personalized casket design.
Do I need a casket for the cremation or burial of my loved one?
Having a casket is not required by law. However, an alternative biodegradable container should be used for a loved one to ensure the transportation and burial or cremation is manageable and that the handling of the body is done respectfully.
What are the different types of caskets?
We have standard metal caskets in what they call an 18-gauge thickness and a 20-gauge thickness. The 18- gauge is thicker and usually has nicer hardware, rounded corners, and upgraded interior material. Then we have a stainless steel option. We also have solid wood caskets, including poplar, walnut, mahogany, maple, cherry, cedar, pine, and ash. Lastly, our nicest caskets are made of all copper or all bronze material.
How are caskets priced?
The cost of a casket is determined primarily by the materials used to make it. Pricing is not unlike that of fine furniture. For example, caskets made of rare hardwoods such as mahogany will be more expensive than those made of more common, readily available woods such as pine. The amount and type of ornamentation can also factor in the price. Funeral homes tend to have the highest markups, followed by retail showrooms.
How much do your caskets cost?
Our most affordable caskets start as low as $1,000, and we often have a few caskets listed on our clearance page. Fortunately, there is a wide range of options in all price ranges with the most affordable caskets being made out of 20-gauge steel, and the more expensive caskets are made of bronze, mahogany, or oak. With SkyCaskets, you can easily find a beautiful casket to suit any taste and budget.
How do your prices compare to a funeral home?
At a funeral home, you could spend anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 on a casket. With SkyCaskets, our caskets range from $1,000 to $5,000 for the same product you would get at your local funeral home.
What colors are available for the casket?
We have caskets in a wide variety of colors, including gold, green, red, purple, blue, pink, white, brown, black, and silver, displayed on our website by color. Simply let us know what color you want, and we can find it for you. If we don’t have the casket color you are looking for, we can customize a casket for you and make it any color you want.
Will funeral homes accept the casket that we order?
Yes, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires funeral homes to accept any casket purchased from an outside source. Read more about the FTC Funeral Rule on our “How Are Caskets Delivered to Funeral Homes”? blog post.
Currently, caskets can only be shipped to addresses in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
How can we help?
During this time of grief and remembrance, Sky Caskets is here to help answer your questions. Call us at 800-759-1018 or message us using our online form.