Which service is NOT typically included in a "Full Service Funeral"?

The service that is typically not included in a "Full Service Funeral" is providing grief counseling services. A Full Service Funeral generally encompasses various elements such as transporting the body, coordinating memorial services, and arranging cremation if that option is chosen. These elements are integral to the funeral service process itself.

Grief counseling, while a valuable support service for families during their time of loss, is often considered an additional service that may be provided by the funeral home or a separate counselor or therapist, rather than a standard component of the funeral service package. This distinction is important to recognize, as it delineates between the logistical aspects of handling the deceased and the emotional support services provided to the bereaved. Understanding this distinction ensures that those involved know what to expect from a Full Service Funeral and what additional resources may be available to them for grief support.