The passing of a Catholic Bishop often gains attention by the media. So when Bishop Michael Evans succumbed to prostate cancer in a hospital on July 11th, at the age of 59, there was certainly media hype. But the talk was mostly about his cremation. That’s right; Evans is the first Catholic leader we know [...]
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Organic Cremation Urns Honor Eco-Friendly Lifestyles
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Organic urns are increasingly becoming a desired option for families looking to bury loved ones while making minimal impact on the environment. Made of biodegradable materials such as sand and recycled paper, these “green” alternatives help conserve natural resources while preserving land space. They are an ideal solution for people who want to make an [...]
Cremation Urn For A Jazz Lover
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Jazz is one of the most emotional and expressive forms of music, and for many people, it becomes more of a lifestyle than a hobby. In death, it’s fitting to memorialize a loved one’s passion, and this certainly includes the music that touched and changed their lives. There are a number of ways to customize [...]
Seasonal Urns: Memorializing During A Season
Friday, June 17, 2011
From the time of childhood, the four seasons are glorified from an ordinary act of nature into an experience that represents the changes in of one’s life. The fall reminds us of the beginning of school and the start of the holiday tide: Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc. Winter symbolizes a time of togetherness and [...]
Rosary Urns by In the Light Urns
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Smooth beads draped across your fingers, a quiet prayer. The priest calls out, “Amen,” and your eyes open. They rest on the jade beads and delicate sliver chain of the rosary and you smile. Green was his favorite color. A rosary is not just an exceptional tool of religious faith, but a reminder, a link [...]
15 Famous Mothers and Their Memorials
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Throughout written history, women have typically been left out of history texts and ancient scroll works. When discussed, they were noted for being quiet queens to noteworthy kings and emperors. When a man rose particularly high in society, his mother was often regarded well, what a wonderful man, he must have had a fabulous mother. [...]
Cremation Urns and Air travel
Friday, May 6, 2011
Traveling with an urn is a fateful necessity for many of us. Fortunately the process is made simple when you understand a few TSA (Transportation Security Administration) guidelines. Homeland security requires that all carry-on items go through an x-ray device. There are many x-ray compatible urns, like the Eco Pod Collection, Palm Frond Basket Urns, [...]
Dog and Cat Cremation Urns
Thursday, April 21, 2011
The loss of a beloved pet is a devastating event. No matter the breed or species, our animal companions are priceless gifts, giving love unconditionally for nothing in return but the same. Because most pets, like cats and dogs, are lifelong companions, there through thick and thin, the gripping loss can be hard to bear. [...]
Our Mobile Application Funeral Advice
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
A Mobile Application For Quick, Accurate Funeral Advice A death can be hard to think about, and likewise, funeral planning can be difficult and emotionally draining. Our new Funeral Advice mobile application is designed to make the process much easier and less taxing for family members. The Funeral Advice app is an easy to use [...]
Companion Urns – Finding an Urn for Two
Saturday, March 5, 2011
A Turkish Proverb states that “A good companion shortens the longest road.” When navigating the road of life, nothing is more comforting than to travel it alongside the one you love. It seems only fitting that life-long companions should not have to be separated after their physical lives come to an end. Companion urns are [...]
Biodegradable Urns