Cremation Options

Losing someone you love - who's prepared for how to say good-bye? There are so many options and decisions to be made and knowing your choices will help families choose the best cremation options for the deceased. A wide assortment of unique alternatives makes remembering those that have passed easy and affordable.

Memorializing the memories you made together

Few are truly prepared for the myriad of decisions that need to made when a loved one passes. Do you choose burial or cremation? What type of urn? Church service or memorial service? Where do I begin? There are a number of cremation options that will help families that have selected cremation lay the ashes of their loved one to rest. Cremation urns continue to be a popular choice given the wide assortment of styles and types available on the market today and most can be customized to personally reflect those that have passed. Sculpture urns are works of art that make for a beautiful display in your home and will hold about 200 cubic inches of cremains. Marble urns and cloisonne urns with intricate details are other alternatives that provide an apt resting place for the deceased.

Remembering your loved one can be a work of art

Cremation art is another unique cremation option and these exceptional paintings actually incorporate a small amount of cremated ash into the painting. An earth friendly compound is mixed in with the paint and the ashes and then each painting is sealed. A signed certificate of authenticity is included with every cremation painting and the painting arrives framed and ready to hang. Families can also choose cremation diamonds that are actually formed from the cremated ashes of their loved one that has passed. Available in a variety of carat sizes, cremation diamonds take anywhere from six months to over a year to be created and are a lasting way to have a part of your loved one with you always.