In terms of funeral expenses, different families vary greatly, such as coffins, and the differences are not small. According to our local consumption level, a funeral costs about 30 thousand yuan.
I'm talking about cloth, shroud, mourning clothes, shoes and some small things of ordinary families in rural areas. Generally speaking, it will cost about 2000 yuan together. As for how much it costs to buy an urn or coffin, it depends on one's ability. Firecrackers, paper candles, about 1500 yuan, ten tables are generally counted in rural areas, among which handyman is about 3,000 to 4,000 yuan, feng shui is about 500 yuan, and musician 1000 to 2,000 yuan. There are some daily expenses, including going to the grave together after burial, which should be enough.
Depending on where it is, about 20 thousand in first-tier cities and several thousand dollars in second-and third-tier cities will be enough.
Ordinary people always spend about 20 thousand.
At the beginning of the year, neighbors (the same family) held a funeral, coffin: 4500;
50 tables of running water seats, each table is 400, which is 20000;
Funeral expenses: I don't know.
Chef's salary: I don't know;
Crystal coffin rent: I don't know.
Cremation cost: I don't know;
Hearse rent: I don't know.
Alcohol and tobacco: I don't know.
The people who carried the coffin each gave one hundred red envelopes for removing dirt, 800 yuan.
Land is free, family ancestral graves.
Personally, it's estimated to be almost 40 thousand.
According to everyone, the funeral will be held in two weeks. And now the price of the cemetery is rising faster than the house price.
In a ranking of cemetery prices in 30 major cities in China, Shanghai ranks first, with nearly 300,000 yuan for each high-end cemetery, and the average price of the whole city exceeds 60,000 yuan per square meter; In Beijing, some so-called "good feng shui" cemeteries cost 6.5438+0.5 million yuan each. In Wuhan, which ranks seventh in the country, the average price of urban cemeteries is about 40,000 yuan per square meter, far exceeding the local house price.