How to Honor Cremation Ashes: Different Options for Ash Holders and Vaults
Ash Holders and Vaults
How to Honor Cremation Ashes: Different Options for Ash Holders and Vaults
44% of the total population in America say they will choose cremation over burial when they pass away. As the amount of space free for cemeteries grows more limited, cremation is becoming an attractive option.
Are you grieving after your loved one passed away? Are you thinking of ways to celebrate their life and memorialize their life moments spent with you? If so, then getting decorative keepsake ash holders is one of the best answers to your questions.
If you are unsure of keepsake ash holders or where you can them from, you do not have to worry because we've got you covered. The following article will help you learn about the four different options for keeping and praising your cherished one's memories through their ashes.
1. You Can Carry Them With You Wherever You Go
You might be wondering that how is it possible to carry a piece of your loved one with you? The answer is simple all you need to do is to get a beautiful cremation jewelry piece. These small pieces will help you keep your loved one near you.
These beautiful small keepsake ash holders are an excellent way to remember your loved ones and hold them near. Jewelry items are a sign or symbols, and they represent what they are made of. While some jewelry pieces have ashes inside them discreetly, no one will be able to find out unless you choose to tell them.
There is a vast range of cremation jewelry that will amuse you. You can either get a pendant made or in this type of ash holder. A small part of your loved one's ashes is added into a tiny chamber within the pendant. With cremation jewelry, it will feel reassuring to have your loved one close to your heart and always in your memory.
Even if your family decides to scatter the ashes of your loved ones, you can still get a pendant made. All you need is a very small amount of the ashes, and you can still let your family carry out their wishes while still holding your loved one with you.
2. Turn the Ashes Into Decoration Pieces
It is the most one of the most common ash holders when people consider cremation. However, in today's world, urns are pretty decorative and can fit nicely on your bookshelf or serve as a centerpiece.
There are many styles to choose from for the urns when you decide to save your loved one's ashes and keep them with you forever. You can choose the style according to the personality of the deceased or your own liking. From the veteran to the craftsman, you'll be able to find the perfect style for preserving the ashes according to their personality.
We can help provide you with memorial ash holders which you can keep with you in your room. There are many options for the kind of material you want, from decorative statues to metal urns. We have the best ash holder options for you to choose from, so you can never forget your loved ones and keep them close to you every day.
3. Forever Interment in Peace
Many families choose to keep their loved ones on display, but you do not have to. As spaces in cemeteries are becoming scarce and people are paying double the prices to buy their loved ones, a very cost-effective solution is to cremate their bodies and then bury their ashes.
You'll need a cremation urn vault if you're planning to cremate your loved ones but also still bury them. The urn is placed inside a sealed and lined repository. This vault will resist the mass of the land after burial as well as grave maintenance by the groundskeepers.
Having a second-lined and sealed container will also limit subsoil and other elements from tarnishing the ashes of your beloved person. These heavy-duty cremated ashes containers will allow you to bury your loved one in any place of your liking without worrying about the little spaces left in the cemeteries. We can help you provide an option you would like to bury or keep the vault above ground in a beautiful marbleized vault.
4. Going Green With Your Ash Holders
There are many ways you can memorialize the ashes of your loved ones, and burying them in a plant is one of the best options. It is an excellent way for your loved ones to keep living in a great place where you can never forget them.
When choosing a pot option, you can always go for a style that goes with the personality of your loved one. By planting the ashes with a plant, you will genuinely feel your loved one's spirit with you even after they've passed. It is a unique option for holding your loved one's ashes while also providing life to a plant and holding your loved one near.
So, if you're considering getting urns from the cremation ashes of your loved one, then we've got all the information you need. Reach out to us today, and we can help you choose the best option for your loved ones in the way they want, and that will give you a form of contentment and peace during this challenging time.
To learn more about our services, visit the A Direct Cremation website or call us on 352-354-4413.
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