Cremated remains

What is cremation and how does cremation work? Cremation is the process of exposing a deceased body to intense heat in order to transform the bone and

Did you know that you can do more things with cremated remains than have them sit in a traditional urn? Check out this post for 14 special alternatives.

Read Eirene's blog on 10 creative things to do with cremated remains.

Should you offer to help prepare your loved one’s body for cremation? Is there even anything you need to do? We take a deep dive into just exactly how the body is prepared for cremation

If you are keeping your beloved's ashes, here are some thoughtful ideas for keeping cremated remains at home

What does the Bible say about cremation? A survey of the Scripture verses on cremation, plus traditional Christian views and practices.

There are thousands of products to hold your loved one's remains, but you can take it to the next level: Here are 15 memorials made FROM cremated ashes.

If you are planning on using a couple's urn, or are curious about mixing ashes - this guide goes over everything you need to know about commingled ashes #couplesurns #cremationguide #urnguide #commingledashes

Grow a living memory tree from the cremated remains of your beloved pet! www.TheLivingUrn.com

When a body is cremated, the remains are burned to ash (sometimes called "cremains" or "cremated remains") and may be buried in the earth, interred in a columbarium niche, kept by the family in an urn, or scattered.