How to Buy a Funeral or Cremation Urn
Title:
How to Buy a Funeral or Cremation Urn
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1041
Summary:
At some point in our lives we will probably have to purchase an urn for a loved one. Here are
Keywords:
eulogy, how to write eulogy, eulogy sample, funeral service, memorial service, life celebratio
Article Body:
Buying an urn is something most people hope they never have to do. Unfortunately, at some poin
First, what happens if you go to a funeral home or cremation society and decide not to purchas
The ideal combination for selecting an urn is one that can be personalized or in some way is r
What you need to think about is; what do you plan to do with the remains? Here are a few of yo
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3.
4.
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6.
Bury the ashes.
Scatter the ashes.
Leave them in your home until you make a decision or until you die and someone else wi
Put them in a niche in a mausoleum.
Divide the ashes up among family members.
Travel with the urn to a memorial service and then do one of the above.
If you plan on burying the ashes you will want to check with the cemetery and see if they have
Scattering ashes can be a delicate art. There are plenty of stories of people placing the ashe
If you plan to take the remains home, you will obviously want to choose a safe place out of re
If you have chosen a mausoleum, you will want to place a call to get their guidelines. Many ma
Should you plan to share the ashes with loved ones, you will want to choose smaller urns or bo
If you plan to travel on a commercial airplane with an urn, you will want to make sure the urn
Urns should not be made of metal due to the Transportation Security Administration’s new proce
Also consider who will see the urn. Will the design look dignified and respectable at a life c
Finally, think about price. How much would you like to spend? You may want to ask the Funeral
In summary, while it is never an easy decision choosing the right urn, by following these guid
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How to Buy a Funeral or Cremation Urn
Word Count:
1041
Summary:
At some point in our lives we will probably have to purchase an urn for a loved one. Here are
Keywords:
eulogy, how to write eulogy, eulogy sample, funeral service, memorial service, life celebratio
Article Body:
Buying an urn is something most people hope they never have to do. Unfortunately, at some poin
First, what happens if you go to a funeral home or cremation society and decide not to purchas
The ideal combination for selecting an urn is one that can be personalized or in some way is r
What you need to think about is; what do you plan to do with the remains? Here are a few of yo
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Bury the ashes.
Scatter the ashes.
Leave them in your home until you make a decision or until you die and someone else wi
Put them in a niche in a mausoleum.
Divide the ashes up among family members.
Travel with the urn to a memorial service and then do one of the above.
If you plan on burying the ashes you will want to check with the cemetery and see if they have
Scattering ashes can be a delicate art. There are plenty of stories of people placing the ashe
If you plan to take the remains home, you will obviously want to choose a safe place out of re
If you have chosen a mausoleum, you will want to place a call to get their guidelines. Many ma
Should you plan to share the ashes with loved ones, you will want to choose smaller urns or bo
If you plan to travel on a commercial airplane with an urn, you will want to make sure the urn
Urns should not be made of metal due to the Transportation Security Administration’s new proce
Also consider who will see the urn. Will the design look dignified and respectable at a life c
Finally, think about price. How much would you like to spend? You may want to ask the Funeral
In summary, while it is never an easy decision choosing the right urn, by following these guid
This is a demo version of txt2pdf v.10.1
Developed by SANFACE Software http://www.sanface.com/
Available at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html