When choosing to be cremated there are many number of ways to be memorialized. Whether the cremation ashes are stored indefinitely in a memorial urn or scattered throughout the mountains, there are cremation urns designed to fit your need. Read about the different types of cremation memorials and about the various cremation urns that are available.

1. Cremation Memorial
Types

2. Who are we?
OneWorld Memorials™ is an e-commerce business offering beautiful
cremation urns, keepsakes and sympathy gifts. We are committed to
providing a simple and fulfilling shopping experience.

3. To aid in developing your plans…
OneWorld Memorials™ provides information and planning guides
to help answer questions such as:
› Choosing a correct cremation urn size
› Finding the perfect cremation keepsake
› Selecting the cremation urn best suited for your needs
› Transporting cremation urns through airports
› Laws on scattering cremation ashes in the U.S. and
Internationally

4. What type of cremation memorial would
you like?

5. Is it to honor a loved
one’s wishes?
People have unique ideas for how
they want to be memorialized.
› Learn about their wishes.
› Research legalities
› Plan ahead and be prepared

6. What if there are no
clear wishes?
› Determine what you feel will
be the most befitting send off
you can give them
› How would they like to be
remembered?

7. Cremation Memorial
Types

8. Keeping the cremation
ashes in urns
Memorial cremation urns for keeping
ashes are made from many materials:
› Metals such as copper, brass,
and aluminum
› Wood
› Ceramic
› Glass

9. Where to store the cremation urns
Memorial cremation urns for keeping ashes can be kept in many
places:
› Displayed in public or privately at home
› In a columbarium or placed in a cemetery plot

10. Burial of cremation ashes
Some people choose to bury the remains. Biodegradable
cremation urns are a great option for both land and water:
› Biodegradable plants
› Recycled paper
› Sand
› Quartz
› Rock Salt

11. Where to bury a biodegradable urn
There are many options when it comes to burying an urn:
› A body of water such as a lake, river, or the ocean
› In the forest or in your garden
› Somewhere special to the person

12. Scattering the cremation remains
Scattering the remains requires the urn to be lightweight,
transportable, and with a removable lid. Some materials include:
› Wood
› Bamboo
› Plant materials
› Some metals

13. Places to scatter ashes
The entire earth, oceans and even outer space have been used to
scatter ashes. Be sure to check on regulations.

14. Saving some ashes
for a keepsake
Some people like to keep a
small bit of ash in something to
remember a loved one by.
These small ash receptacles
are called keepsakes.

15. Pendants and jewelry
for ashes are very
popular
They are made from:
› Stainless steel
› Titanium
› Sterling Silver
› Gold

16. Some keepsakes
are in the form of:
› Miniature urns
› Votive candle-holders
› Hearts
› Picture frames
› And many other designs!

17. OneWorld Memorials™ is here for you
• Premium urns at discounted prices
• Exclusives
• Cremation urns for displaying, burying, and scattering
› Free ground shipping across the U.S.
› Best price guarantee
› 30 day money back
• Beautiful Sympathy gifts
• Planning guides and articles
• Dedicated staff
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18. Contact Us
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19. Thank you for reading!
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