When families search for the best-priced cremation urns in the Dallas-Ft Worth, TX, they need not look any further than Ashes to Ashes Cremation. We are a family owned, full service, cremation provider in the greater DFW Metro area. As we continue to provide the greatest value in low-cost alternatives to traditional burial, we offer cremation urns too! We are pleased to be able to provide cremation urns to families weather or not they used our services for cremation.
Before anyone makes a cremation urn purchase, they must first determine their need. Their need is most easily figured by a call to a member of our professional staff, or maybe just a simple family meeting. Topics of discussion will generally include conversations regarding final disposition of the ashes, to material make-up of urn, such as color, size, etc. All of this, while being mindful of any possible cemetery requirements, such as an urn vault (or outer burial container). The answers to these questions will certainly play a part in determining not only the perfect urn choice, but also the final urn cost. In some cases, the family may determine purchasing a cremation urn may not be necessary.
Families will find all different types of material make-up, shapes, sizes, and colors of urns, weather traditional or non-traditional in style. Our website includes a virtual cremation urn showroom with a wide variety of all the above choices, in an easy to navigate platform for user convenience. Some families will choose multiple adult sized urns, or several smaller (keepsake) urns to divide up the ashes among many family members or friends.
A cremation urn choice is a very personal, forever, decision for the surviving family members, so don’t hurry the process. Families should take as much time as necessary in determining the best choice for their situation. A carefully made decision when purchasing an urn could potentially play a vital role in the survivor’s natural grieving process. A grieving family will grow together in what could turn out to be a very needed healthy and productive “together” time. The end result will have been a group effort that all families should be proud of.
