Will a funeral director accept an urn I provide?
Why was I charged sales tax?
What is the difference between ashes and cremains?
How do I open and close my urn?
How do I transfer the cremains into the urn?
What size urn do I need?
What should the urn be made from?
Why does the final place of resting matter?
What if I want to scatter the ashes?
Are there ways to personalize an urn?
I have more questions.

If you decide to scatter the ashes, whether immediately or in the future, there are a wide range of urns available. Some companies do make an urn specifically for scattering. Some have hinged lids for easy access to cremains, others have special handles to help while scattering and some are designed to be taken home after scattering and can be used as a keepsake box for personal items. Although some urns are labeled as scattering urns, in most instances any urn may work.