There are several ways to deal with the ashes of your loved one after cremation. The conventional methods are scattering them on a water body, placing them in a decorative urn, or placing them in a designated memorial area. Did you know you can also choose to have a small portion of the ashes incorporated into a pendant, ring, bracelet, or other form of jewelry? You can do that by taking your favorite jewelry and ashes to a jeweler who'll use a small compartment or chamber within the jewelry piece to hold a small portion of the ashes securely.
Pre-planning your own funeral is a smart move that will make things easier for your family when you die. By making funeral pre-arrangements now, you can feel at peace knowing that your funeral and burial or cremation will be handled based on your own preferences. It will also help your family because they won't have to make difficult funeral-related decisions during a time of sadness and grief. Here are three funeral pre-arrangement tips to keep in mind:
