What does a mortician do?

A mortician, also known as a funeral director or undertaker, is responsible for preparing deceased individuals for burial or cremation and coordinating funeral services. Their duties often include embalming, dressing, and cosmetically preparing the body, as well as working with grieving families to arrange ceremonies, transportation, and legal paperwork. Morticians also handle logistical details such as obtaining death certificates and securing burial plots. They play a crucial role in providing emotional support and ensuring that funeral proceedings honor the wishes of the deceased and their loved ones.