Cremation services in Newtown Square, PA are one of two options you have on the table when you need final services. You can either choose between the options yourself and make plans in advance, or you can plan for a loved one who has passed on when it happens. Either way, if you go with cremation, you might want to know more about the urns that are involved in the process. Here are some of the details to understand and think over when you have to make decisions.
Urns can function in a variety of ways but their primary use is as a container for someone’s remains. They are functional containers that can hold the ashes of someone after they have cremation services. You are going to want to think of the urns in that manner, first and foremost. While the funeral home has plenty of options available, there are other things that can be used as containers for remains as well. If you have questions about the things that might work, you can talk to the funeral home about it.
One of the first things you will do when you decide you want cremation services, either in the future for yourself, or for a loved one who has needs right away, is get a cremation package. These packages, even those that are the simplest, are going to include everything you have to have. You can get a package and that is all you have to concern yourself with. The packages even include a simple container for your loved one’s remains. You never have to buy an urn, if you don’t want to. Though the options are unlimited and you can add whatever you want to the package.
Funeral homes have cremation products available to you and it’s an easy way to get what you need in one location. However, you can also get an urn from another vendor and the cremation provider will still use it. You can even ask for their advice as to where you might find a certain type of urn, or what vendors have the quality you need at a price you can afford.
While urns are containers for remains, they can also function in other ways and when you are going to choose one, you want to remember that as well. They can be beautiful pieces of art, for example, that you display in your home. They can be customized items that act as memorials. They can also be helpful when it comes time to scatter remains. The professionals can go over the functions that urns contain, other than holding remains, to help you decide on the right outlet.
When you think about cremation services in Newtown Square, PA, those services go hand in hand with urns. While you don’t have to buy an urn, Donohue Funeral Home has options available if you choose to go that route. We are here for any questions you have.
Donohue Funeral Home - Upper Darby
8401 W. Chester Pike
Upper Darby, PA 19082
Tel: (610) 449-0300
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366 W. Lancaster Ave
Wayne, PA 19087
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Donohue Funeral Home - Newtown Square
3300 West Chester Pike
Newtown Square, PA 19073
Tel: (610) 353-6300
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1627 W. Chester Pike
West Chester, PA 19382
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43 W. Lancaster Ave
Downingtown, PA 19335
Tel: (610) 269-3080
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746 Kedron Ave
Morton, PA 19070
Tel: (610) 544-0600
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