How Do You Choose A Cremation Urn?
One of the hardest things a person will have to do for a loved one is plan their funeral. If the final wish of the deceased was to be cremated, then the selection of a cremation urn will be necessary. This can be an emotional selection and purchase process, so follow a few guidelines to help make the very important selection of a cremation urn. Decide where the urn will be kept after the funeral or memorial service. An urn that will be displayed on a mantel is quite different from an urn that is going to be buried after the ashes are scattered. Select the type of style and material for your loved one’s urn. Traditional urns are made of metals such as brass, bronze or pewter. Others may be made of a wood such as mahogany or maple, glass, ceramic or a stone such as granite or marble. Make your own urn or buy a vase, covered pot or decorative wooden box and have it customized to become the urn that you want. Using jewelry, most often custom designed, as the urn for a loved one’s remains i
