Life in the Garden

Matters of Life and Death

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Sweet Heart Urns

February is heart month and Urn Garden has a collection of heart urns to symbolize the season. Gold and silver heart pendants that hold a trace amount of ashes, memorial stones  for a spring garden, or heart shaped keepsake urns. Losing the love of your life or a close family member is very hard on one’s heart. It may feel broken into a million pieces and beyond repair. You can keep your loved one’s spirit alive and close to you with one of various styles of sweetheart urns.

heart keepsake urn

 Sweetheart urns can be tiny medallions worn on a chain or small token urns, both of which carry a minuscule amount of cremated ashes, a lock of hair of even petals from funeral flowers. They typically match a larger full-sized urn of the same shape and design. The sweetheart urn also can come with a complementary storage case. Some are even designed into the shape of a sweetheart rose, which is a petite version of a standard rose.

heart keepsake urn

Cremation jewelryA sweetheart urn is common for a spouse to buy when a husband or wife dies or a parent when his or her child passes away. Both give an individual comfort and the feeling of security by being able to carry a small part of his or her loved one in times of grief and loss. Sweetheart urns afford this opportunity with dignity, grace and style.

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Losing A Pet Is Never Easy

Losing a beloved pet is never easy, but you can ease your pain and honor your animal’s memory by keeping its ashes in one of the many types of pet urns available.

To many, losing a pet compares to having a close family member or friend die. You tend to be overcome with sadness, grief, and even times, loneliness. Using a pet urn allows you to focus on the happiness and love your pet gave you. With all the different types of containers available, you can display the size and style of urn that gives you the most comfort.

Pet Urns

Types of Pet Urns
The type of urn you choose for your pet depends on its breed and your budget. Larger animals, such as horses, may require a bigger urn, which may cost more than a container for small pet such as bird or lizard. Nonetheless, here are a few styles of pet urns from which to choose:
* Lifesize: These are indoor/outdoor; statue-style containers are roughly the size of the animal that died.
* Digital photo: These small wooden urns come with a digital photograph screen to upload and display pet pictures.
* Rock: Predominantly placed outdoors, these urns are made from a durable granite material or natural stone that stands up to harsh weather.
* Figurine: These containers have a statue or figurine of the breed of pet that died on top of a box that holds the remains.

Where to Display a Pet Urn
You can place your pet’s urn in a special place inside your house, such as on a shelf or in glass cabinet, or outdoors in a garden or under a tree. Whatever you decide will be healing as you go through the grieving process.

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Discount Cremation Urns for Sale

If you are shopping for the product that NO ONE wants to buy, you’ve come to the right place to find affordable cremation urns for ashes. Whether you plan a burial in the cemetery or scatter or spread the ashes you should be able to find an affordable memorial urn here. Many of the heavier metal styles are attractive enough to display in the home.

cheap urns for ashes

We’ve marked down many of our cremation urns in an answer to families who are searching for “cheap urns”. These urns are cheap only in price compared to the funeral home or other online retailers. These are secure, quality urns that are either overstocked, discontinued, or sales samples.

Popular styles are the brass mother of pearl and the golden engraved urn. These urns are the same styles that are sold in the funeral homes but are older styles that are being phased out.

mother of pearl discount cremation urn

We have several pages of discount urns and urns on sale, including our metal cremation urns with secure threaded lids, as well as the popular biodegradable tubes designed for scattering ashes.

Any questions? Please call for personal service.

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Pet Urns

The loss of a pet can be so painful. If you’ve lost an old friend, please accept our sympathies. Whether you plan to bury or cremate your pet, you can create a fitting memorial for your furry friend. Pet urns that honor the personality of your pet are available, as well as pet memorial stones that can be placed in a memorial garden or flower bed.

There are many types of pet urns on the market today. What you choose depends on your style and the kind of pet that died. Some of the more common cremation urns for pets include:

  •  Figurine Urns: One of the more popular types of pet urns, this type has a figurine of the type of pet you lost on top of a wooden box that holds the ashes. Many companies offer engraving on a brass nameplate on the urn as well.
  •   Digital Photo Urns: These are typically small wooden urns with a digital photo screen on the front. The urn holds the ashes, and you can upload your pet’s pictures and play them when you like.
  •   Rock Urns: Normally placed outdoors in a garden or under a tree, a rock urn is made from a durable granite mixture that typically stands up to the different weather elements. These come in various sizes, depending on the pet’s size.
  •   K-9 Cottage Urns: Shaped like a small dog house, this wooden urn not only holds your pooch’s ashes, but a picture as well. They typically come in one size but different colors of wood.
  •   Candle Urns: There are several types of candle urns, but they usually are a small or keepsake urn that serves as a candle holder.
  •   Life size Urns: These figurine urns are usually around the size of the pet that died and can include a food dish or even a doghouse! These urns can be placed indoors or out.

Displaying Your Pet Cremation Urn
Urns for pets can be displayed anywhere you want: The living room, bedroom, den, or even outside in a garden. Where ever you decide, just make sure it’s where you feel comfortable having it presented. Remember, if you have small children in the house, place the urn in a location out of their reach.

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What I’ve Learned From My Dogs

pet urn

Every pet owner has a sad dog story. My dogs are elderly and we’re preparing for the end of the journey, as are a couple of our friends lately. Here’s a few tip from our board of directors.

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  • When loved ones come home, always run to greet them.
    Never pass up the opportunity to go for a joyride.
    Allow the experience of fresh air and wind in your face to
    Be pure ecstasy.
    When it’s in your best interest, practice obedience.
    Let others know when they’ve invaded your territory.
    Take naps.
    Stretch before rising.
    Run, romp and play daily.
    Thrive on attention and let people touch you.
    Avoid biting when a simple growl will do.
    On warm days, stop to lie on your back on the grass.
    On hot days, drink lots of water and lie under a shady tree.
    When you’re happy, dance around and wag your entire body.
    No matter how often you’re scolded, don’t buy into the guilt thing and pout;
    Run right back and make friends.
    Delight in the simple joy of taking a walk.
    Eat with gusto and enthusiasm.
    Stop when you’ve had enough.
    Be loyal. Never pretend to be something you’re not.
    If what you want lies buried, dig until you find it.
    When someone is having a bad day, be silent.
    Sit close by and nuzzle them gently.