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About Caskets and Urns

There are many varieties of caskets and urns. You can choose from wood caskets, metal caskets, eco-friendly caskets, or even a burial shroud. There are non-gasketed caskets without a rubber seal, and gasketed caskets with a rubber seal.

Meanwhile, urns come in all shapes, colors, and sizes and can easily be custom-made with the material of your choosing. You can pick froom wood urns, brass urns, plastic urns, ceramic urns, glass urns, and biodegradable urns, just to name a few.

Caskets and urns can be made or bought from a funeral provider like a funeral home, cremation provider, the cemetery, online, or a local artisan, and finding a provider perfectly suited to your needs has never been easier. Simply enter your City, State, or Zip Code in the Funerals360 Search Box above to get started.

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Picking out a casket for yourself or a loved one can be a daunting task. Before you pick out a casket, you should know what your options are. You have the option of purchasing caskets and urns from the funeral home or a 3rd party such as Amazon, Costco, Walmart, a local ...

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