Cremation Urns
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Moon Urn
Halo Urn
Duality Urn
Para Urn
Raya Urn
Earth-Friendly Bamboo Scattering Tube
Classic Reflections Urn
Love is Forever Urn
Ombre Reflections Urn
Modern Repose Urn
Repose Urn
Artisan Urn
Tree of Life Urn
Serenity Urn
Reflections of Life Urn
Veteran's Rest Urn
Timeless Tribute Urn
Armed Forces Urn
Eternal Bands Urn
Autumn Scroll Urn
Border Urn
Epoch Urn
Stars & Stripes Urn
Floral Legacy Urn
Learn More About Urns
Choosing the correct urn size depends on your loved one's weight before cremation. As a general rule, one pound of body weight translates to approximately one cubic inch of ash. Standard adult urns typically hold around 200 cubic inches, suitable for individuals weighing up to 200 pounds.
Yes, the material plays a significant role in the durability, appearance, and intended use of the urn. Metal urns like brass or aluminum are sturdy and ideal for long-term preservation or display. Wooden urns offer a warm, natural look that suits both display and burial. Biodegradable urns are excellent for scattering ashes or eco-conscious burials. Each material provides unique aesthetic and functional benefits to fit your needs.
The cost of cremation urns varies based on the material and size of the urn. Our prices range from $100 to $500, all offering a beautiful and secure way to preserve your loved ones' ashes.
Many urns can be customized with engravings, such as names, dates, or meaningful messages, to create a personal tribute. Some designs also allow for custom colors or decorative elements. Personalization options vary depending on the material and style of the urn, so be sure to explore the options available.
Filling a cremation urn is straightforward but delicate. You can transfer the ashes yourself using a funnel, or a funeral home can assist you for an easier experience. Most urns have a removable lid or base to make this process easier. It’s important to handle the ashes with care and ensure the urn is placed on a stable surface during the transfer.
Most cremation urns do not need to be permanently sealed, though sealing is an option if you wish to ensure the ashes remain secure. Depending on the design, urns typically close with a threaded lid, snap-on cover, or sliding panel. If you prefer a sealed urn, some can be permanently sealed with adhesive, ensuring the contents are protected.
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