Cemetery Services
AN OVERVIEW OF OUR SERVICES
Meticulously maintained for more than 160 years, Bellefontaine Cemetery today offers a wider range of interment and memorial options than ever before.
If you have made a decision as to your interment preferences, we are happy to show you specific options. If you have not yet made a decision, we can help by discussing your goals, and clearly laying out the advantages and costs of alternatives. Our goal is to make a difficult time and complicated process easier to navigate.
Cremation Options
Cremation remains may be interred at any site available for traditional burials. In addition, niches for placing urns holding cremated remains are available at our new, open-air Lakeside Columbarium, or in the simple elegance of…
Commemorative Options
A number of people today choose to cremate and have their remains scattered at a site of personal significance. But it is important to also leave some form of memorialization, however simple, in a location…
Green Burial Options
Green, or natural, burial offers an environmentally-friendly option for those wishing to leave a smaller footprint on the earth. Green burials offer the deceased and their family more natural options, free of traditional chemicals and non-biodegradable…
Pre-Planning
We know you have many options when choosing a final resting place in the St. Louis area.
Burial Options
Bellefontaine’s stunning grounds provide a host of options for laying your loved one to rest amidst splendor and tranquility.
Memorials & Monuments
Thousands of unique memorials mark our grounds. Bellefontaine looks forward to working with you to remember your loved one with dignity, character, and art.
Pricing
Graves and Lots Bellefontaine has thousands of beautiful graves and family lots across its 314 acres. The following list reviews a selection of these in different areas of the cemetery. The Bellefontaine Cemetery Map, with…
Questions to Ask
Important Questions You Should Ask Just as you would want to be sure that the issuer of a life insurance policy would be there to make payment, or that the manufacturer of your car can…
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