Did you know blue is the most popular color in the world? If blue is your favorite color I’m sure you’ll enjoy this post because I’m going to share Urn Garden’s 5 most popular blue cremation urns. What’s so Special about Blue? Psychologists tell us blue is identified with depth, harmony and stability; people who love the color are sensitive, in tune with their emotions, and introspective. For many, blue symbolizes loyalty, faith and trust. Blue–in all its shades– serves to calm the mind … [Read more...] about Forever Blue: Our Top 5 Blue Urns for Ashes
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Irish Rose Cremation Urn
If your loved one was lucky enough to be born in June, having the rose as a birth flower is the perfect token to use on his or her cremation urn. However, before choosing the specific color or flower, make sure you understand its symbolism. Take the Irish Rose. Did you know that “My Wild Irish Rose” is more than just a classic movie from the 1940s, and a beautiful ballad released a few decades earlier? An Irish rose, such as the cremationurn shown here embossed with copper roses on an … [Read more...] about Irish Rose Cremation Urn
Urns for Ashes: Baby’s Got Blue Eyes
It's easy to get overwhelmed when you are shopping for an urn for ashes. Sometimes the customer will have the cremation urn narrowed down to a color choice, often it's blue. Reasons vary from representing military service in the Navy, a December birth date, or the obvious, it was a favorite color. Lately, it's been to remember a loved one's blue eyes. Gets me every time. Two favorite styles usually come to the forefront. A steely blue number that is actually more silver than blue and … [Read more...] about Urns for Ashes: Baby’s Got Blue Eyes
Anchor Cremation Urn for an American Sailor
Recently, a mother's story about her son's Navy service was so touching that it brought tears to my eyes. She called about an urn we carry, a beautiful midnight blue vase with a shimmering anchor made from mother of pearl. No mother should have to go urn shopping for her child, but when she saw it she knew it was the one. He was only 34 and had been stationed on the USS Ronald Reagan during a humanitarian mission to Japan during the 2011 tsunami. After the Fukushima nuclear power … [Read more...] about Anchor Cremation Urn for an American Sailor