Going Home Cremation Urn in Large

Cremation is the process of reducing human or pet remains to small particles, through intense heat. The entire process takes approximately three hours. First, the remains are exposed to flame and temperatures of up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit for approximately two-and-a-half hours. During the process almost all of the organic material is consumed by heat or evaporation. After cremation the remains are mechanically or chemically processed into a coarse, sand-like powder.

No. However, for health and safety reasons, crematoriums require a secure, leak-proof, enclosed combustible container. It can be simple, made of cardboard, wood, or corrugated paper. A casket is sometimes used temporarily to hold a viewing of the body before cremation. Some funeral homes have caskets available for rent for formal memorial services.

We handpicked the all the items on our site to meet our high quality standards. If you're not 100% satisfied by your order, send it back for a full refund. Please note that the item has to be unused and not personalized. You can shop with us in all confidence as we stand behind the originality, craftmanship and durability of each urn, keepsake and jewelry.

Our premiums urns are sourced domestically and internationally. Our products are made by the best manufacturers in the industry. They are priced to offer a better alternative than funeral homes expensive urns and keepsakes. Our Best Price Guarantee simply says that if you were to find the same exact item for sale at a better price anywhere else, we would match it. Simply contact us via the contact page with the following information:

• Link to product on the other shopping site.
• Their listed price.
• Your contact information.

Urns are sold by size, measured by the amount of ashes that each urn holds in cubic inches. One pound of human or pet weight equals one cubic inch of remains.Therefore, if your loved one weighed 150 pounds you will need an urn that will hold at least 150 cubic inches. Standard individual cremation urns are designed to hold 200 cubic inches of remains. The size of each urn in cubic inches is listed with the item’s description. Use the filters on the left of our collections page to refine your results based on weight.

Yes! Engraving makes the urn or keepsake even more personal. Most urns can be engraved with name, date, and an epitath. Each product description will indicate whether the urn can be engraved. Each product would also indicate the number of characters allowed for engraving.