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5 Things You Should Know About Cremation Providers and Funeral Homes
Whether you’re in the process of pre-planning your own cremation or funeral, or making arrangements for a loved one, dealing with cremation providers and funeral homes can sometimes be overwhelming. In addition to having to plan a memorial service or viewing, you may also be tasked with having to choose an urn or casket. Plus,…
Read MoreThe benefits of Choosing a Biodegradable Urn
A biodegradable urn is an urn made from eco-friendly materials such as leaves, untreated wood, paper, and other recycled and natural elements that can decompose when buried into the ground. Biodegradable urns are ideal for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint, and for those who want to travel by air with their loved…
Read MoreHow to Care for Your Cremation Urn
If your loved one has been cremated and you have chosen to store their cremains in an urn, it’s important that you learn how to care for and maintain the urn so it can stay in top condition for many years to come. Since urns are all made from different types of materials, the steps…
Read More4 Top Tips for Planning a Cremation and Memorial Service
When you lose a loved one, sometimes making cremation and memorial service arrangements can be overwhelming during your grieving period. Many cremation and burial societies are devoted to making your final goodbye as easy and as worry-free as possible, but in the event you want to make sure you’re making the best possible arrangements, it’s…
Read More8 Questions to Ask When Shopping for Urns
Shopping for your loved one’s cremation urn can be an emotional experience. Not only may you still be mourning over your loss, but you may also feel pressured in regards to choosing an urn that best memorializes your loved one in an honorable manner. When shopping for an urn, especially on the Internet, there are…
Read MoreTips for Buying a Cremation Urn Online
In recent years, the Internet has made the general shopping experience much easier and far more convenient for many Americans. When a loved one has been cremated, family members can now choose from hundreds of online vendors that specialize in urns and no longer have to visit their local cremation providers to select the urn…
Read MoreThe Gift of Organ and Tissue Donation Prior to Cremation
According to nonprofit organ and tissue recovery organizations, just one organ donor can save up to eight lives, whereas a tissue donor could save the lives of at least 50 people. However, many Americans do not sign up for organ and tissue donation, and as a result, 18 people die everyday because an organ was…
Read MoreSurvey Supports the Growing Popularity of Cremation
According to a new study conducted by LifeWay Research, the overall American attitude toward cremation is continuing to shift and evolve in favor of the process. As the years pass, more and more people are starting to choose cremation over traditional burial. LifeWay Research decided to conduct the survey on cremation after the Cremation Association…
Read MoreTips for Saving Money on a Funeral Service
In the United States, the average funeral service costs about $8,000. Often included in the total funeral cost are non-refundable service fees, casket and embalming fees, fees for facility and ceremony use, fees for the use of a hearse, and more. Though some cremation and burial societies offer more affordable funeral options, working with many…
Read MoreHow to Make Out-of-State Cremation Arrangements
Losing a loved one could be one of the most painful and difficult events you may ever experience from an emotional standpoint. After your loved one’s passing, it may be difficult to think about and prepare a simple cremation and memorial service arrangements. However, losing a loved one who lives in a location far away…
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