Everyday
Traditional urns
Wood, metal, ceramic, or stone urns designed to be displayed or kept at home. The most popular choice, in a wide range of finishes.
Urns & Keepsakes
An urn is a personal choice, and there's no wrong one. This guide covers the main types, how to pick the right size, and the keepsake options families love — so you can choose something that feels right.
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Before browsing, it helps to know two things: how the urn will be used, and roughly what size you need. An urn kept at home, buried in a cemetery, placed in a columbarium niche, or used for scattering may each call for a different style or material. And families often choose more than one — a main urn plus small keepsakes to share.
Types of urns
Everyday
Wood, metal, ceramic, or stone urns designed to be displayed or kept at home. The most popular choice, in a wide range of finishes.
Eco-friendly
Made to break down naturally — ideal for green burial or water scattering. A gentle option that returns to the earth.
To share
Small keepsake urns and cremation jewelry hold a portion of ashes, so family members can each keep a loved one close.
The simple rule: a standard adult urn holds about 200 cubic inches, which fits the ashes of a person up to roughly 200 pounds — about one cubic inch per pound of body weight. If you plan to divide the ashes among keepsakes or scatter some, a smaller main urn may be all you need.
Not sure what fits? We're glad to help you measure and choose — just ask.
Common questions
A standard adult urn holds about 200 cubic inches, which suits most adults (roughly one cubic inch per pound of body weight). Keepsake urns hold a small portion, and companion urns hold two.
No. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, you're free to provide your own urn, and we'll use it without any extra handling fee. We also offer a range of urns in our Urn Store if you'd like to choose one with us.
Biodegradable urns break down naturally over time, making them ideal for green burial or scattering in water. They're an eco-conscious way to return ashes to the earth.
Yes — keepsake urns and cremation jewelry are made for exactly this, so several family members can each keep a small, meaningful portion.
Browse & ask
Explore our Urn Store, or reach out and we'll help you choose an urn or keepsake that honors your loved one beautifully.
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