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How much does a red casket cost?
A red casket from Titan Casket costs between $1,499 and $4,499. A standard-width red steel casket starts at $1,499. Oversize red caskets (28 inches and wider) start at $1,999, premium 18-gauge and stainless steel models run $2,799 to $3,499, and the widest 40-inch and 44-inch caskets reach $4,499. Titan sells direct to the public, so there is no funeral home markup on top — the same casket bought through a funeral home usually costs two to five times more.
Under the FTC Funeral Rule a funeral home must accept a casket you bought elsewhere, and cannot charge you a handling fee for it.
Red caskets for sale: prices by series
Titan carries 19 caskets with a red exterior or red interior. Here is the full range.
| Model | Width | Price from |
|---|---|---|
| Orion Essentials — red and silver | Standard | $1,499 |
| Orion Essentials — red and gold | Standard | $1,499 |
| Youth & Child — red | 2'6" to 5'6" | $1,499 |
| Orion Series — red, silver hardware | Standard | $1,599 |
| Orion Series — red and gold | Standard | $1,599 |
| Satin Series — red, swingbar handles | Standard | $1,999 |
| Reflections Series — red | Standard | $1,999 |
| Atlas XL — red oversize | 28", 29", 33", 36" | $1,999 |
| Firefighter — red, gold hardware | Standard | $2,499 |
| Jupiter XL — red oversize | 28", 29", 33", 36" | $2,499 |
| Jupiter XL — red and gold oversize | 28", 29", 33", 36" | $2,499 |
| Cambridge — red, white velvet interior | Standard | $2,799 |
| Cambridge — red and gold, white velvet | Standard | $2,799 |
| Cambridge — black with red velvet interior | Standard | $2,799 |
| Cambridge — gold with red velvet interior | Standard | $2,799 |
| Era Series — red stainless steel | Standard | $3,499 |
| Everest Extra Long 7'2" — red | 28", 33" | $3,499 |
| Everest Extra Long 7'2" — red and gold | 28", 33" | $3,499 |
| Commander XXL — red | 40", 44" | $3,999 |
Prices are Titan Casket direct prices for the entry width of each model, current as of September 2026, with shipping included. Wider sizes cost more within the same series — the Atlas XL runs $1,999 at 28 inches and $3,099 at 36 inches.
Red and gold caskets
Red paired with goldtone hardware is the most requested red combination we sell, and it is available at four price points: the Orion Essentials at $1,499, the Orion Series at $1,599, the Jupiter XL at $1,999 in oversize widths, and the 18-gauge Cambridge at $2,799 with a white velvet interior. Gold hardware warms the red noticeably; silver keeps it sharper and more modern.
Black and red caskets
If you are looking for black and red rather than solid red, the combination is done as a black shell with a red velvet interior: the Cambridge in black with red velvet, $2,799. The same series also offers gold with a red velvet interior at the same price. Both are 18-gauge steel with swingbar handles.
Candy apple red caskets
"Candy apple red" is an automotive paint term — a deep translucent red sprayed over a metallic base so the colour appears to glow. It is not a standard casket finish, and any supplier offering it is describing a custom paint job rather than a stock model. Titan's red is a high-gloss finish rather than a true candy coat. If a specific shade matters to you, use our custom casket design tool or call 1-501-420-3990 and describe the colour you have in mind; we build to order and can usually match it.
Oversize red caskets
A standard casket has a 24-inch interior width. If the person was broader than that across the shoulders or hips, you need an oversize casket, and this is where funeral home pricing tends to climb steeply because wide caskets are rarely held in stock. Titan carries red in every oversize width: Atlas XL from $1,999 in 28 to 36 inches, Jupiter XL from $2,499, the extra-long 7'2" Everest from $3,499, and the Commander XXL at 40 and 44 inches from $3,999. Measure at the widest point and add two inches; our guide to standard casket sizes covers how to do it. Confirm the delivery date with us before ordering a 40-inch, 44-inch or extra-long model.
The Firefighter casket
The Firefighter casket is a red steel casket with gold hardware and a white interior, $2,499, made in the USA. It is the model most often chosen for line-of-duty and retired fire service funerals. If you are arranging one, our guide to firefighter funeral traditions and honors covers what to expect.
Why families choose a red casket
Red is not a traditional American funeral colour, which is precisely why families choose it. It reads as vitality rather than mourning, and it is most often picked for someone whose personality would have been poorly served by a muted finish — or to reflect something specific: a fire service career, a favourite car, a team, a national flag. In Chinese tradition red carries associations of good fortune and longevity and is used at the funerals of people who lived to a great age.
There is no etiquette rule against it. A casket colour is a family's choice and no funeral director should tell you otherwise.
Other casket colours
Titan builds to order in a full colour range, so red is one option among many. We carry purple, pink, blue, green, gold, silver, bronze, copper, maroon, white and black as stocked finishes, and orange and yellow as custom orders through the design tool. If you want a colour you have not seen on the site, call us — it is usually possible.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest red casket?
The Orion Essentials Series in red and silver or red and gold, at $1,499 for a standard width, with shipping included.
Can any casket be made in red?
Most can. Titan builds to order, so a model shown in another colour can generally be finished in red through the custom design tool, from $1,499. Not every series is available in every colour, so confirm with us before ordering.
Do you sell red coffins as well as red caskets?
Almost everything sold in the United States is a casket — the rectangular four-sided shape. The six-sided tapered coffin is standard in the UK and Australia but rare here. All the red models above are caskets.
Can a red casket be used for a burial with a vault?
Yes. Colour has no bearing on vault compatibility; interior and exterior dimensions do. Check the exterior measurements against your cemetery's vault requirements before ordering, particularly for oversize models.
Will a funeral home accept a red casket I bought online?
Yes. The FTC Funeral Rule requires funeral homes to accept a casket supplied by the family and prohibits a handling fee.
Getting help with the rest of the arrangements
The casket is one decision among many, and rarely the one where the most money is at stake. Our guide to planning a funeral sets out the whole sequence, and Titan Concierge offers free funeral planning support if you would rather have someone walk you through it.
If you are comparing quotes from several funeral homes, Titan Concierge provides funeral concierge services that price the full arrangement — service, transport, plot and paperwork — rather than the casket alone.
