
Eight Reasons Why Most Families Are Choosing Cremation
Cremation is a comparatively new trend in the USA history. In 1970, only 4.5% of Americans chose cremation as an alternative to the traditional funeral....
Read MoreCremation is a comparatively new trend in the USA history. In 1970, only 4.5% of Americans chose cremation as an alternative to the traditional funeral....
Read MoreAccording to the The NFDA Cremation and Burial Report by 2040, the cremation rate in the U.S. will reach almost 82%. This rise is not...
Read MoreFaith often plays an essential role in grieving, accepting, and healing after the trauma of losing a loved one. For those who practice an organized...
Read MoreCandles are a common feature in funeral services. But what exactly does lighting a candle symbolize when it comes to remembering a loved one? And...
Read MoreThe process of making a ceramic urn for ashes (keepsake, or other high-quality ceramic product) is labor-intensive and elaborate, following a number of procedures that...
Read MoreAfter a loved one has passed, it’s only natural to want to honor them in a special way. Whether it’s planting their favorite flowers or...
Read MoreHonoring a loved one following cremation can be a tricky topic to navigate when there are different opinions involved. Many individuals yearn for finding a...
Read MoreBurying ashes is a popular way of demonstrating symbolic closure following cremation. For those who aren’t interested in keeping urns at home, the interment of...
Read MoreSome of life’s most precious memories are shared at home, so it’s no surprise that keeping urns at home has become a common and celebrated...
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