Candle Cremation Urn for Human Ashes – Large, 220 Cubic Inches

Find comfort with the perfect memorial urn

The loss of our loved ones, Mom, Dad, brother, sister or friend is devastating, take solace in providing a final resting place that is beautiful, elegant, and allows you to celebrate their life, every day from the heart of your home.

Find peace as you pause to light a candle in their honor, cherishing the memories you shared and celebrating the life they lived.

The lit tea-light provides a symbolic demonstration of how your love for them still burns bright inside.

Keep them at the heart of your home

This decorative urn for ashes can be beautifully displayed on the mantel as if it were a decorative vase or ornament, not hidden away like so many traditional urns and cremation boxes. The white pearlescent body and the engraved silver lid help it to compliment any room and the unique design means your guests won’t be made to feel uncomfortable seeing it. A velvet base allows you to display this decorative urn for cremation ashes on any surface in your home without fear of damage.

Keeping your beloveds’ cremations ashes close by your side at home can provide you with comfort when mourning a loved one. This is emphasized by the built-in tea-light holder. Keeping an ash urn at home also allows you to take their cremation ashes with you should you move house, especially if you move far away.

A beautiful way to remember someone that is practical and easy to use

The addition of a candle to this cremation urn provides a beautiful memorial for those that have passed.

Lighting a candle in their honor during a moment quiet reflects, meditation or prayer is calming and warming. It is also a beautiful way to celebrate the special occasions you shared together or whilst displaying at a memorial service. A battery-operated candle can also be used should you wish to have lit for extended periods of time or for added safety.

If wax is spilt on the cremation urn for ashes, then wait until it is cooled and peel off.

To clean your urn for ashes simply wipe over with a soft cloth.

Protect your loved ones remains for years to come

This tea-light cremation urn for human ashes can hold 220 cubic inches of cremains, making it large enough to hold the ashes of adults up to 220lbs at their time of passing.

Although the enamel finish of this ash urn can make it appear ceramic it is in fact made from aluminum providing you peace of mind should it be accidently dropped. It will last for generations to come.

Planning to scatter or combine ashes in the future?

This funeral urn can be used to temporarily store cremation remains if you are wanting to scatter at a later date or combine with a partner in the future.

The wide screw on top makes placing ashes inside the urn and then taking them out at a later date can be done easily.

If you choose to scatter the ashes you can continue to use this candle cremation urn as a memorial to your loved one and even use it to store keepsakes like photos, jewelry, or little mementos of your loved one.

Perfect memorial urn for your furry friend

Because our pets are our family too.

Losing a pet is painful too and can leave our homes feeling quiet and empty. Find peace and fill your home with light by making this candle cremation urn their final resting place.

Unlike burial, we can take cremation urns with us when we move, letting us keep our furry friends close by forever.

This urn is suitable as a dog urn for medium and large dogs. Keep mementos like collars or leads inside too for small dogs or cats.

Otherwise check out our small keepsake urn which is a popular pet urn for small dogs and cats.

Cremation urns should be more than just a container for ashes

At Fovere we believe that we should celebrate the lives of those passed and cherish their memories.

This should be reflected in their memorial urn too; it should honor them and allow you to take the time to pause as you remember them and the wonderful memories you shared.

Consider where you would like to keep the urn, now and in the future, as this will impact your choice of funeral urn.

Follow your heart when choosing an urn for your loved ones ashes, or even yourself.

What size cremation urn do I need for my beloved’s ashes?

When it comes to choosing the right size urn for ashes, the capacity of a cremation urn is the most crucial factor to consider. For every pound of body weight, allow 1 cubic inch.

There is no need to worry about the capacity being overly large because it is usual for the burial urn to have some empty space once the ashes have been placed inside.

Only if the urn will be buried or put within a columbarium or niche, are the external dimensions of a cremation urn for ashes important, as there may be size restrictions.

Please check the size of urn you require with the funeral home for urns for children and babies as these do not strictly follow the above guidelines.

What material should an urn be made from?

Wooden cremation urns and metal cremation urns are hardwearing and much less prone to damage and therefore should be considered if you are looking for a cremation urn to display in a busier part of your home, where it is more likely to get accidentally knocked over. Ceramic, glass and crystal urns are commonly customized and can offer a luxurious and artful urn for your beloved, however this fragile material could break so bear this in mind when deciding where you will keep the urn, so you don’t have to deal with the unfortunate event of ashes being spilled.

How to choose a cremation urn for human ashes

There is no one-size-fits-all solution to this question, it is a matter of personal choice that will be impacted by you, the person you have lost. Some things you may wish to consider when making your choice are:

How will the urn be stored? Burial, niche, or at home with you?
Do you wish to preserve all of the ashes in the cremation urn or only a portion of them (in a keepsake urn)?
What are your plans for the ashes in the long run? Cremation jewelry, scattering, combining with a loved one’s ashes in the future?
Both the deceased's and your own personalities. Were they cautious and reserved? Perhaps a white cremation urn would be more appropriate. Was there a favorite color or pastime for them?

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