All about urns and cremation

You’ve probably got questions when it comes to exploring cremation options. From choosing cremation urns for ashes to considering more personalized keepsakes for ashes, there’s so much to consider. But the first place to start is the type of cremation. This article provides important information that will help you decide if direct cremation is a good idea for your family.

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 Did you know that keeping urns at home isn’t your only option after cremation? While many begin the process of honoring a loved one by browsing a wide selection of cremation urns for ashes to be kept at home, it’s important to note that cremation offers additional possibilities. Ceramic urns with ashes can also be perpetually honored with a final resting place in a cemetery. If you haven’t decided yet how to best honor your loved one, take a look at some of the benefits and options available with keeping urns and ashes in a cemetery.

The main idea is that the cremains can be divided into few keepsakes (small urns)  that then can be shared among family members. The days when families had to decide which loved one would keep the memorial are gone. Today everyone may have part of the ashes in a keepsake.