Once you’ve chosen cremation, you have many options as to what to do with cremains: You can scatter the ashes, bury them, keep them in a columbarium in a cemetery or crypt, or keep them in an attractive urn in your own home. You can have the ashes incorporated into a work of art, be [...]
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We believe that, when it comes to celebrating life, that no request is too unusual. More and more, people are moving away from traditional funerals, or adding onto them, with personalized details that celebrate their loved one’s unique personality, quirks and all.
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Why the rough market for traditional burial plots? Cremation is becoming increasingly popular—and with it the choices to scatter the ashes, bury them in smaller spaces, place them in columbariums (buildings designed to hold cremains, with a special niche and memorial plaque for each person), or keep them with loved ones in a decorative urn or a work of art that incorporates the ashes.
For all the wonderful things the internet can do, it can’t comfort you in a time of need. However, it can help you find those who can. A great list of resources for those suffering loss.
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