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Types of Cremation Urns
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There are numerous types of urns available today. Aside from the different urn materials available, there is an array of styles and themes to choose from. This makes it easier to select an urn that is befitting of your loved one.
Urns for a Particular Use
Urns are usually purchased for the containment of a loved one's ashes. Within the scope of this fact there are several styles available such as individual urns, companion urns, infant urns and child urns. If the urn is used for burial or scattering, there are biodegradable urns for this purpose. Urns are also available for travel, temporary containment and outdoor display.
Themed Urns
Themed urns are normally used when a family member wants to highlight a particular hobby, interest or sport. Themed urns are used to depict hobbies such as fishing, sailing, motorcycle riding or music. They are also available for many different types of sports as well as general interests such as military service or a western theme such as our popular cowboy boots urn.
Religious Urns
Religion and faith are very important in the lives of most individuals. Religious urns that showcase one's religious beliefs are available in many styles and materials.
Keepsake Urns
Keepsake urns are used when a small portion of the ashes are to be kept. This is usually the case when the family scatters the ashes and decides to keep a small portion in an urn. Also sometimes several family members wish to keep a portion of the ashes which necessitates several keepsake urns.
Artistic Urns
Artistic urns or art urns are urns that are hand made in mediums such as bronze, glass or ceramics. Art urns usually command a hefty price because of their uniqueness. However, because individuals who purchase art urns are looking for that something special and unique, they are willing to pay a price.
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