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Personalizing A Cremation Urn

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 4/14/2012 to Personalization

Three ways to personalize a cremation urn are: engrave the loved one’s name or a meaningful message, choose a urn with a theme that reflect the loved one’s life or passions, or choose an urn style--such as a raku ceramic urn--that shows a person’s style.

Cremation Urns as Gifts?

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 2/28/2012 to Buying Guides

You might be surprised how often we are told that a customer is buying a particular cremation urn as a gift. A recent customer shared that she was buying one of our Hand Blown Glass Urns for a friend whose artistic daughter had died. She was pleased that she could help her friend find and purchase the right memorial. Friends and family give urns as gifts to make a special urn possible, to help families with the costs, and just to take one task off their lists.

Best Expedited Shipping Rates

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 2/21/2012 to Buying Guides

We encourage Stardust Memorials customers to compare us to the other memorial websites when it comes to the cost of shipping your urn Next Business Day or Second Business Day. We have the lowest rates--just $30 for Next Business Day and $15 for Second Business Day! Funerals are often an unexpected expense, and Stardust Memorials is committed to helping customers honor a loved one without any additional financial stress.

Product Profile: Benton Hardwood Urn with Memory Chest

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 2/9/2012 to Cremation Urns

Learn how customers have used the beautifully hand-crafted Benton Hardwood Urn with Memory Chest to hold special mementos as well as a loved one's ashes.

Small Urns and Keepsake Urns are for Sharing or Remembrance

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 1/19/2012 to Buying Guides

Small cremation urns, often called keepsake urns or token urns, can be used for dividing ashes among living family members, for scattering, and for remembrance. Families can select keepsake cremation urns in brass, glass, and biodegradable materials--and even in the tealight style keepsake urns--so the disposition of a loved one’s ashes can be meaningful for them.

Losing A Loved One at the Holidays

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 12/12/2011 to Memorial Ideas

Losing a loved one near the holidays can be especially difficult. In this post, we share five tips from the Hospice Foundation of America. At the heart of their message: Do what feels right for you even if other family members or friends don't understand.

Two simple rules for choosing a cremation urn

Posted by Stardust Memorials on 11/15/2011 to Buying Guides

If you think about where a cremation urn will be placed and the person being remembered, you may find that choosing an urn is an easier decision than you think. Narrow down your choices amongst urns for display, scattering urns, biodegradable urns...Read more about how to choose an urn for a loved one.

Product Profile: Aria Handblown Glass Cremation Urn

Posted by Marcy Lindberg on 10/8/2011 to Cremation Urns

A primary reason that families choose our hand blown glass cremation urns is the sense of “celebrating” a life with their gorgeous colors and graceful shapes. These glass cremation urns are not somber or generic. The Aria Hand Blown Glass Cremation Urn is an outstanding example of glassblowing artistry and its vibrant amethyst and raspberry colors appeal to our customers honoring their mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters.

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