For many years, burial caskets were considered the most traditional option for resting your loved ones. As the times change and more of us reflect on the environmental impact, many may wish to take responsibility for that impact—and many are turning toward cremation.
If you seek to preplan so that you do not leave the burden to your family members, or you are here honoring the wishes of a loved one, we are here to provide a cremation urn ideal for your needs and as efficiently as possible, especially during grief.
The last thing we at Legacy believe you should have to go through is a complicated process for the end-of-life stage. With more than one hundred years of service, we have a deep understanding of how difficult a time this can be. So we place our century of knowledge behind guaranteeing each cremation urn is created with expert craftsmanship, premium American materials, and ultimate care.
A cremation urn is a beautiful commemoration of a loved one and is ideal for those who prefer a more personal ceremony to remember them. Whether the ceremony involves family or religious traditions, a cremation urn will allow the celebration of a dearly departed in a unique way. Additionally, a cremation urn allows family and friends to grieve for as long as they need before deciding whether they wish to plan a memorial service, a burial arrangement, a scattering of ashes, or any commemorative ritual to honor the deceased.
Cremation can also provide a unique chance to create one-of-a-kind keepsakes to carry a loved one with you, such as customized rings, pendants, and even garden stones for placement in a spot they loved and you wish to remember them by.
With one hundred years of experience behind everything we do, at Legacy, we are dedicated to ensuring the highest-quality, most affordable, beautiful memorial items for celebrating and remembering a loved one. Should you have any further questions about our urns or our tribute products, do not hesitate to contact our excellent customer service team at any time.
We understand how difficult these decisions and times can be. We work diligently to make memorializing the loss of someone so dearly loved as seamless as possible.
Cremation urns are for the cremated remains of a deceased person.
What materials are cremation urns made from?
Cremation urns can be made from granite, wood, porcelain, ceramics, and biodegradable materials.
Are there regulations regarding where I can scatter ashes?
On your private property, you are free to scatter ashes anywhere. But if you do not own the land you wish to scatter ashes upon, you must ask the owner for written or verbal permission. Three places are always off-limits: lakes, rivers, and streams.
Do I need to bury a Stone Urn?
Suppose you are seeking an urn that is incredibly long-lasting, easy to maintain and clean, and one that can provide studding details in both engraving and imagery. In that case, a stone urn should be your first consideration. However, you can choose the material that best suits you and your needs.
What types of Stone can be used for Urns?
Stone urns can be created from marble, limestone, and granite. Some companies may also offer stone urns in cement and other stone materials. At Legacy Urns, we choose granite for its natural beauty and ability to withstand nearly every condition while lasting for decades.
Can you keep a stone urn at home?
You can keep a stone urn within your home, and we recommend this option. A stone urn is a great way to honor a loved one's memory.
Dark Wood Urn (Companion)
Brazilian Cherry Urn (Companion)
Dark Wood Urn (Single Person)
Brazilian Cherry Urn (Single Person)
Indoor Cremation Urn
