Keeping Memory Close: At Home

Many families choose to keep the urn in their home for a sense of closeness. Common locations include:

• A Memorial Shelf or Mantel – A visible place to honor your loved one.
• A Display Cabinet – Protects the urn while keeping it in view.
• A Private Space – A personal location, such as a bedroom or study, for reflection.

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Sacred Space Outside the Home

A columbarium is a dedicated structure that holds urns in memorial niches, ideal for those who:

• Prefer a protected, permanent resting place.
• Want a visitable memorial in a cemetery.
• Need a shared space for family urns.

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Burial and Outdoor Memorials

Some families choose to bury the urn in a cemetery or create an outdoor memorial:

• Traditional Burial – Many cemeteries allow urn burials in smaller plots.
• Garden Memorials – A peaceful space for remembrance.
• Urn Vaults – Protects the urn when buried underground.

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Dividing Love: Sharing Ashes Between Hearts

For those who want to divide ashes among family members, keepsake urns provide a meaningful way to share a personal tribute.

What Feels Right -Not Just What’s Available

The best location for an urn is one that brings comfort and meaning to you and your family. At URNORY, we offer custom urns in different sizes and colors, allowing you to create a unique and lasting tribute.

Start designing your urn today.

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