Personalized AI obituary writing assistance for families in 26 cities across Florida. No templates. No fees.
Funeral homes in Florida must be licensed by the Division of Funeral, Cemetery, and Consumer Services, with at least one licensed funeral director or embalmer on staff. Pre-need contracts are regulated under state law.
Florida Funeral Directors Association (FFDA)
Florida has one of the highest cremation rates in the U.S., exceeding 70% due to its large retiree population and preference for simpler, cost-effective services.
Select your city for personalized obituary writing help
Duval County · Pop 1,017,689 · 120 funeral homes
Miami-Dade County · Pop 489,812 · 58 funeral homes
Hillsborough County · Pop 413,554 · 49 funeral homes
Orange County · Pop 333,888 · 39 funeral homes
St. Lucie County · Pop 268,062 · 32 funeral homes
Pinellas County · Pop 264,033 · 31 funeral homes
Lee County · Pop 236,264 · 28 funeral homes
Hialeah County · Pop 230,968 · 27 funeral homes
Tallahassee County · Pop 204,902 · 24 funeral homes
Fort Lauderdale County · Pop 188,677 · 22 funeral homes
Pembroke Pines County · Pop 176,714 · 21 funeral homes
Hollywood County · Pop 157,019 · 18 funeral homes
Gainesville County · Pop 148,671 · 17 funeral homes
Palm Bay County · Pop 148,092 · 17 funeral homes
Miramar County · Pop 142,570 · 17 funeral homes
Coral Springs County · Pop 138,783 · 16 funeral homes
West Palm Beach County · Pop 127,189 · 15 funeral homes
Lakeland County · Pop 125,520 · 15 funeral homes
Pompano Beach County · Pop 117,211 · 14 funeral homes
Clearwater County · Pop 114,364 · 13 funeral homes
Miami Gardens County · Pop 113,579 · 13 funeral homes
Davie County · Pop 110,851 · 13 funeral homes
Palm Coast County · Pop 109,886 · 13 funeral homes
Boca Raton County · Pop 101,582 · 12 funeral homes
Fort Myers County · Pop 101,581 · 12 funeral homes
Deltona County · Pop 100,267 · 12 funeral homes