"Trupoint Memorials is an excellent distributor for us in providing the highest quality of products.
A simplistic ordering process and product delivery have been very consistent and prompt.
The product selection is unique and has proven to be the most preferred product for our client families".
Larry Schildmeyer Jr. - Vice President Schildmeyer Family Funeral Homes
"Trupoint Memorials is an excellent distributor for us in providing the highest quality of products.
A simplistic ordering process and product delivery have been very consistent and prompt.
The product selection is unique and has proven to be the most preferred product for our client families".
Larry Schildmeyer Jr. - Vice President Schildmeyer Family Funeral Homes
"Trupoint Memorials is an excellent distributor for us in providing the highest quality of products.
A simplistic ordering process and product delivery have been very consistent and prompt.
The product selection is unique and has proven to be the most preferred product for our client families".
Larry Schildmeyer Jr. - Vice President Schildmeyer Family Funeral Homes
F.A.Q.
What type of urn is best for ashes?
The best urn largely depends on what you're going to do with it. Metal urns are generally the preferred option as they are durable enough to be kept outdoors or buried. Metals like brass won't tarnish, so it's also great if the urn will be kept on display. If you only want to keep a portion of the ashes, choose a keepsake urn. For example, you may want to scatter some of the ashes and keep the remainder or share the cremains among family members.
Do ashes go directly in an urn?
Ashes can be transferred directly into an urn from the temporary plastic bag they are first put in after cremation. Alternatively, you can keep the ashes in a bag or container of your choice and place the filled bag or container in the urn.
Can I buy my own cremation urn?
Yes, you can. Although it isn’t as common, it can be better than having your loved ones choose an urn for you after your passing. This way, they have peace of mind that your final resting place is exactly what you wanted. It can also relieve some of the financial burden on your family members.
