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What to do with your urn after you spread the ashes of your loved one?

Quick answer: After scattering, you can keep the empty urn as a memento, repurpose it as a vase or keepsake box, pass it on to another family member, or, if it is biodegradable, let it return to n...

Examples of Handmade Urns

Quick answer: Handmade urns are shaped and finished by a craftsperson rather than mass-produced, so each one is subtly unique. The clearest examples are crystalline-glazed ceramics, where crystals...

Gifts to Comfort a Grieving Friend or Family Member

Quick answer: Thoughtful sympathy gifts focus on comfort and remembrance rather than grandeur. Good choices include a candle keepsake to light in memory, a small keepsake urn, a piece of ashes jew...

What are Biodegradable Urns made of?

Quick answer: Biodegradable urns are made from natural materials that break down safely in soil or water. The most common are plant fibers and recycled paper, compressed bamboo, rock salt, sand, a...

What Type of Urn is best for Burial?

Quick answer: For burying ashes, a biodegradable urn is almost always the best choice. It is made to break down naturally in soil, returning the ashes to the earth over months. Plant-fiber, paper,...

Memorial Ideas for Your Beloved Pet

Quick answer: Meaningful ways to remember a pet include a figurine urn shaped like them, a small keepsake or pawprint urn, a candle urn you can light on their favorite spot, a biodegradable urn to...

How To Create A Memorial Garden

Thinking of building a memorial garden dedicated to your loved one but not sure where to begin? In this detailed article we offer guidance.

Charming Ideas for Scattering Ashes Ceremony

Scattering your loved one's ashes is an emotional experience, discover charming ideas for a scattering ashes ceremony.

Choosing The Right Pet Urn for you

Learn about pet memorials and our exclusive range of ceramic cat & dog urns.

What can I do with My Cat's Ashes?

Explore some of our ideas for what to do with your cat's ashes.