Many people assume that the only option for cremated remains is to scatter them. But there are actually many other ways to honour your loved ones and celebrate their life. Here's a look at some of those options, from having an urn made to sending ashes into space or storing them in a special container called an 'ash pod.'
An urn may be the right choice for you if you don't want to scatter ashes.
There are many reasons you may want to consider an urn instead of cremation. If you don't want to scatter ashes in a specific place, for example, an urn might be the right choice for you. You can keep it in your home or garden and remember loved ones around it. Urns are also made from different materials, such as wood or ceramic, so you can choose one that reflects the personality of the deceased loved one and fits into their surroundings comfortably.
The bottom line: An urn might be a good way to memorialise a loved one who passed away recently without having their ashes scattered in an unknown location or place them with someone else who has passed away (as long as they allow this).
Keepsakes allow you to keep a small amount of cremation ash with you.
When you're choosing to keep a small amount of cremation ash with you, it's important to select a keepsake that will allow you to do so. They can be in the form of pendants, rings and lockets. If you prefer a more unique option, we also have keepsakes made from titanium or silver. You can choose from carvings depicting nature scenes and animals that are perfect for those who love the outdoors or Celtic crosses with intricate designs for those who are religious. A lotus flower would be an elegant choice for someone who loves flowers or butterflies and may remind someone of their loved ones' life journey...you get the idea!
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