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Which must surely be by far the bulk of the costs. With no body, all that's needed is for someone to hire a hall in which people can assemble and someone to officiate. The British Humanist Association do that for £180 tops.
Still, I've not been able to find any details online about any kind of post-cryopreservation ceremonies for loved ones - anyone know anything?
Good point, I had previously overestimated the relative share that's due to body preparation. (I had forgotten such costs would include the burial and probably the funeral march!)
I doubt there are any traditions yet. There just haven't been enough people cryopreserved.
I'm looking for what people have actually done in the absence of such traditions.