Friday, August 2, 2013

Burial Urns For Ashes

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Burial Urns for Ashes
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There are so many cremation urns available on the internet now, that you could be looking forever for burial urns for ashes. This is probably not a time in your life or the type of item that you feel like shopping endlessly for. 

 The term burial urns for ashes could technically cover the entire spectrum of urns for ashes. Anything can be buried.


However, I found a website that has a separate category for burial urns which makes it much easier find exactly what you are looking for.

Burial urns for ashes appear to be separated into two subcategories. Urns that will biodegrade in the earth in a short period of time or urns that will last the test of time and stay intact.

You are shopping for a burial urn because you already have an idea where you want to place the ashes. Deciding which type of burial urns for ashes to choose is a personal decision and may depend on what location you choose to inter them. One example is your cemetery may have regulations that state a permanent burial urn is necessary. Another may be that you are placing the ashes next to someone who had a traditional burial and you prefer to have an urn that won't break down in the elements alongside other loved ones.

Pricing cremation urns, as with anything else can vary but when buying a burial urn for ashes; you don't have to spend a lot of money. This category of urns seems to be priced reasonably. I guess since they meant to be buried and not displayed, they are simpler in design and more cost effective. Don't get me wrong, they are still very nice and come in many styles and colors, they are usually not quite as elaborate as hand carved or bronze sculpted urns can be.

 The biodegradable urns are made from varied materials that will all disintegrate over time. Some in a matter of weeks, some over a period of months. There are burial urns for ashes made from paper, palm leaves, clay and even a pine needle urn that is a basket that holds the ashes. If you are looking for something unique for burying, you will not be disappointed. 


To see a big selection of burial urns for ashes, click here.


7 comments:

  1. this one looks simple..the Beinhauer Cremations also offers a lot of services specially for the person we love who is lost..

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  2. There really are so many places to get an urn for the ashes of a loved one that it can be tough to do. This looks like a great site.
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  3. Those 2 urns looks solid and simple, maybe they are made from marble or granite, others metal.

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  4. Those look like nice urns. I have a friend that is looking into cremations in Highlands Ranch, CO. I thikn he would enjoy seeing these options.

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  5. My friend wants to pick out a urn for her aunts cremation in Chicago IL. They were really close and I know her getting to pick is really special to her.

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  7. I love the idea of Biodegradable urns for , i think some time how you feel when you die and will turn into a tree. Bio urns will turn you into a tree after you die.

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