The Funeral.com Journal
Our most recent guides and stories, written with clarity and care for families navigating remembrance.
How to Measure Urn Capacity: Interior Volume, Shape, and Why Size Charts Differ
When you’re choosing an urn—especially online—it can feel like you’re being asked to solve a quiet math problem while your heart is focused somewhere else. Two urns can look nearly...
Dreaming in Gray: Spiritual and Psychological Meanings of the Color Gray in Dreams
Some families describe grief as a colorless season—like waking up in a world that has lost its saturation. And sometimes, that feeling follows you into sleep. You dream in gray:...
What to Send a Grieving Family: Thoughtful Sympathy Gifts and Gift Baskets
When someone you care about loses a person (or a beloved pet), the first impulse is usually simple: what to send to a grieving family so they don’t feel alone. And...
How to Display an Urn at Home: Placement Ideas, Safety Tips, and Memorial Décor
The day an urn comes home can feel surprisingly quiet. Sometimes it arrives after a memorial service, sometimes after a long week of paperwork and phone calls, and sometimes after...
Tulip Color Symbolism: Meaning of Red, Yellow, Pink, White, and Purple Tulips
There are moments when choosing flowers suddenly feels heavier than it should. You might be buying a bouquet for someone you love, celebrating a birthday, marking a big milestone, or...
Cremation Urn Terminology Explained: Temporary Urn, Keepsake, Companion, and More
Most families aren’t trying to become experts in cremation urn terminology. You’re trying to make a few loving, practical decisions—often while grief is still fresh. A funeral director may mention a...
How Much Ash Is Left After Cremation? Urn Size Rule-of-Thumb + Examples
There’s a particular kind of quiet that shows up after the phone calls slow down. The paperwork is started. The appointment is made. And then someone—often the person who didn’t...
Why Do People Choose Cremation? 40+ Reasons, Costs, and Religious Considerations
Most families don’t arrive at cremation because they were looking for a trend. They arrive there because a death has changed the temperature of the room, and suddenly the questions...
57 Things to Do With Cremation Ashes: Unique Ideas, Keepsakes, and Safe Storage
After cremation, many families describe a strange quiet: the appointments and paperwork slow down, but your heart still wants somewhere for love to go. That’s why the question what to do...
Funeral Traditions in the U.S. vs Worldwide: Common Customs and Etiquette Explained
Grief has a way of making time feel strange. One minute you’re answering practical questions, and the next you’re standing in a room where the rituals feel unfamiliar. Even in...
New Arrivals
Recently arrived with you in mind. Handpicked urns and memorial jewelry—subtle, well-made, and easy to make your own.
White Gloss MDF Artistic American Flag Adult Cremation Urn
Pewter & Onyx Embossed Tree, Stainless Steel Cremation Necklace
Black & Onyx Triple Band Leather Cremation Bracelet
Amber & White Swirl Glass Sphere Keepsake Urn
Songbird Onyx Glass Keepsake Urn
Pearl Resin Angel Keepsake Urn
Angel Wings Pearl White Heart Small Cremation Urn
Blue Butterfly Stained Glass Keepsake Lamp Urn
Blue Bouquet Stained Glass Keepsake Lamp Urn
American Eskimo, Standing Figurine Pet Cremation Urn
Black & White American Cocker Spaniel Figurine Extra Large Pet Urn
White Brass American Flag Heart Keepsake Urn
Cremation Jewelry with Small Amount of Ashes
Carry Love, Every Day
Truly unique memorial
— Sofia K.The natural veining makes it one-of-a-kind. It's beautiful, dignified, and honors our beloved pet perfectly.
Wonderful craftsmanship
— Michael J.This urn is polished to perfection. The details show such care. We are grateful to have found something so meaningful.
Beautiful and comforting
— Angela R.The marble is stunning and the pink heart inlay is even more meaningful in person. It feels like the perfect resting place
Exceeded my hopes
— Daniel W.I was moved to tears when I opened the box. The stone is heavy and polished, and the heart shines so brightly.
Absolutely beautiful!
— Aubrey A.I wish I could include a picture. The flowers on the urn matched the flowers they were displayed with perfectly for the service. It could not been better.
Beautiful!
— Michael E.The urn arrived promptly and looked exactly like the picture online. I was very happy with it.
From Mittens & Max: For Your Beloved Pets
Our sister site, Mittens & Max, is devoted entirely to pets and the families who love them. There, you’ll find urns, jewelry, and keepsakes created with thought and care—each piece a gentle reminder of the joy and comfort a beloved companion brought into your life. With designs made just for dogs, cats, and other pets, Mittens & Max helps you keep their memory close, always.
Personalized Remembrance
Funeral.com stands for tradition, compassion, and quality—rooted in a long history of serving families across the U.S. We guide you gently through remembrance, offering meticulously crafted memorial urns for both people and pets, thoughtful personalization, and compassionate support at every step. We’re here to help you honor every bond with dignity and care.
Quality products
A meticulously curated catalog of adult urns, keepsake and companion urns, pet urns, cremation necklaces, bracelets, pendants & charms, scattering tubes, and thoughtful memorial gifts.
5 Star reviews
Thousands of thoughtful notes and feedback on quality from our customers, many with engraving details and photos—clear, specific feedback to guide your decision.
Trusted for 30 years
What started as a simple commitment has matured into a lasting tradition of quality and care. Our long history speaks to steady growth, quality service, and pieces made to stand the test of time.