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We all know how difficult it is to lose a loved one. The way we cope with the loss varies from person to person. Some of us turn to religion for comfort, some try to move on as fast as possible and others prefer to keep the memories alive by cherishing their loved ones' things. For those who want to hold on to their loved ones' ashes, the Urns UK is just the place for you!
There are different types of urns for ashes available in the market today which can help you stay connected with your deceased family member for years after they have passed away. You might think that choosing the right type of urn will be easy but there are several factors that should be taken into consideration before buying one such as size, colour etc… However our experienced team of specialists has put together this guide which will help you choose your perfect personalised memorial:
In addition to the three main categories of urns, Urns UK also offers several customization options that can be added to any of their products.
When you are ready to customise your own urn, it is time to select a theme and then choose the features that best match it. For example, if you want an urn that reminds you of your beloved pet dog, then you can choose from themes such as “Angel Wing” or “Celtic Dog Paw Prints” for engravings on the front surface of your personalised urn.
Another way in which Urns UK allows customers to personalise their memorial keepsake is through photos: They offer customers the opportunity to print their favourite childhood photo directly onto an engraved panel inside their product’s lidded compartment. The company also prints photographs directly onto coloured ceramic surfaces so that they are visible through glass panels; this makes it possible for family members who may have lost loved ones years ago but still have photos they wish they could show off at funerals and other gatherings related to death rituals (such as Remembrance Day).
Urns UK also allows customers who want something more than just a picture on top of an existing design somewhere else within its website catalogues some creative ways in which people may use photographs themselves as well!
The art of personalising an urn is simple. You can add engravings to the front or back of your urn, which allow you to add a message, name, dates, or a quote.
Coloured urns are available in a range of materials and colours, allowing you to personalise the design of your urn for ashes. Some of our coloured urns can be engraved with your loved ones’ names or other important words and phrases. Coloured cremation urns are also available in different sizes, shapes and colours.
Engraving is the most common way to personalise an urn. The engravings can be done in any font, size and colour of your choice. It can be done on the front or on the side of the urn according to your preference and budget. The engraving is permanent and cannot be removed unless you want it that way for whatever reason!
If a photo of the deceased is not available, you can still use a picture of them with other family members, friends or pets. These often help create a more personal and lasting impression of the person who has passed on.
Inscriptions are a way of honouring the memory of someone you love. They can be handwritten on the top of an urn for ashes, or carved into the front using calligraphy, for example. They can also be placed inside an urn if it has an opening in which to place them.
An inscription is simply a very personal message that's engraved onto your loved one's urn when they pass away, honouring their life and letting them know how much you care about them.
How To Choose An Inscription
When choosing an inscription for your loved one's cremation urn, think about what makes them unique as a person—their interests and personality traits as well as how they touched your life throughout their lifetime. The perfect inscription will convey all these traits while still being meaningful to others who visit their final resting place or look at their ashes scattered around a favourite spot in nature (if this is something you would like to do).
Urns UK is a personalised urns for ashes specialist and can help you personalise your urn. They have a range of urns to choose from, including the following:
We hope you’ve found our guide to personalising an urn helpful. If you want to know more about the process, or if you just want to talk things through with someone who has experienced it themselves, please get in touch with us today. We would be delighted to speak with you about your situation and provide advice on how best to proceed.
At Urns UK, we believe that choosing the best cremation urn for your situation is truly important.
