Following cremation, what type of container should I purchase to store the ashes?

Saturday, 08 October 2011 10:51 |

The crematorium provides a container for all ashes. However, there are numerous memorial urns available – they can be made of hardwood, granite, pottery, stone, marble, bronze, copper or other precious stone. If you are going to memorialise the ashes in a cemetery garden or wall, we recommend that you contact the cemetery or crematorium to obtain specific details relating to container size, material etc.

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