A simple guideline is 1 cubic inch of urn space per pound of body weight before cremation. For example, a 200 lb individual would typically require a 200 cubic inch urn. When in doubt, slightly larger is always safer. That basic rule works well as a starting point, but real…
For many families, ash scattering is more than a final step after cremation. It is a personal ceremony, a celebration of life, and a chance to say goodbye in a place that held meaning for a loved one. Whether that place is a mountain trail, a favorite fishing lake, a…
For many families, ash scattering is more than a final step after cremation. It is a personal ceremony, a celebration of life, and a chance to say goodbye in a place that held meaning for a loved one.