Before you buy a cremation urn, there are many factors
to consider. The type of urn you choose can be confusing, especially if you’re
not familiar with the purchasing process. Whether you decide on a simple
cardboard box for the cremated remains or an ornate urn for ritual purposes,
the choice is ultimately up to you and the family.
Choose an urn that matches your loved one‘s personality. Be it fun and
whimsical, or elegant and traditional, we have the perfect urn for you. Urns UK showcases all of the
top quality urns, and we are making it easy for you to choose the right one.
You can customise your urn by adding a photo and a customised name plate or
engraving. We also have many helpful articles about selecting an adult urn,
caring for your loved one’s ashes, and how to spread their ashes.
When someone close
to you passes away, choosing the right urn
for their ashes - one that reflects their
personality and the place they will be resting - can be a real comfort. We’ve
got you covered.
How
big is too big for an urn?
There are many
creative ways to store ashes.
You can keep all of the ashes in
one urn, or choose to keep a few
memorial items alongside a portion of the ashes. Companion urns
hold the ashes of two people, a thoughtful resting place for couples or close
family members who wish to be together even after death. Instead of keeping all
of someone’s ashes in one urn, you might prefer to scatter some
and keep a small amount with you. You can also split the ashes between a few different urns for
different family members. It’s up to you, as there really is an urn for every eventuality.
There are many
different types of urn for cremated
remains, each with their own purpose and design. For example, scattering urns can be used to release the ashes into the air or water so that
they may return to nature. Urns for burial in the earth or water, such as biodegradable ‘eco’ urns and outdoor urns, are created from environmentally
friendly materials that will completely break down without harming animals or
plants. Keepsakes like pendants
can hold a small amount of ashes and allow you to keep your loved one
close to you at all times.
People often
purchase urns for their deceased pets, when a pet passes away, the grief
can be overwhelming, and it’s natural to want to memorialise them with
something personal that expresses the love you feel for them.
Urns UK
offers a variety of cremation urns
to all our valued customers. Urns
can be made of any material and Urns UK has the experience and skill to create the urn to your exact specifications. Urns for ashes are used for
burials as well as scattering ashes. Of all the things you'll need to deal with
when dealing with a death in a family, shopping for an urn for cremation shouldn't be one of them. You can trust
that we'll help you select the perfect urn, at the best price, and in record
time (we have many years of experience processing big orders for all kinds of
funerals). We hope we can help you through this difficult time.
If you need any help with selecting an urn or anything else related to cremation, please contact us. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
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