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  • Where should I place a Cremation Urn in my home?

    “I never thought I would be the type of person to display an urn in my living room. Yet, here it is.”

    For someone, visualizing the urn of a loved one comes naturally.

    Of course, I should have a special place in my home, but Do I want it to be outdoors for all to see? […]

  • Being buried with my pets’ ashes, how do I fix this?

    How can I be buried with the ashes of my dogs or cats?

    Many people would like to be cremated and have their ashes combined with the ashes of their pets who have passed away before so they can be together again. But how is this type of cremation service arranged?

    Talk to the funeral home or […]

  • Can a person who had an accident or suicide be cremated?

    Cremation in people who had an accident or suicide

    According to Mexican law it is not possible to cremate a person who had an accident or suicide, cremating a person erases any type of evidence that clarifies the lack of an organ, as well as the causes of death.

    Cremation of bodies that suffered violent death is […]

  • Who will take care of my dog or cat when I die?

    Pet care after the death of an owner

    Whether you think of your pets simply as your loving companions, or as your (admittedly, very furry) children, you want the best for them, so it’s natural to worry about what might happen to them if you die before they do. Who will take care of pets after […]

  • 7 things to do when my loved one dies

    The loss of a family member can lead to a sea of emotions. You may not want to do anything, or feel exactly the opposite. If you know your loved one may pass away soon, it is helpful to be prepared and have a plan of action to take when the time comes. Here are […]

  • Is cremation cheaper than burial?

    End-of-life planning is not easy. There are many factors to consider when making decisions for a loved one’s final arrangements. An important decision is the choice between burial or cremation. The difference between these two can be considerable.

    In Mexico, the national average cost of cremation (with funeral) has risen sharply in the last five years. […]

  • Why is price transparency in cremation important?

    Surveys conducted in several countries make it clear that giving consumers full pricing on cremation and transparent funeral costs will save them money.

    For example, prices were analyzed in California, where state law requires prices to be published online. But a loophole in the law meant that 25 percent of funeral homes were hiding their prices […]

  • Burying ashes in a grave or in your garden

    If you are thinking about burying the ashes of someone who has been cremated, you may have some questions about how it all works. How does burial of ashes differ from burial in a casket? How can the burial of ashes in an existing grave be arranged? What is the average cost of burying ashes? […]

  • Keeping ashes or cremation urn at home

    Many people who wish to be cremated after their death would also like a loved one to keep their ashes at home. And for families, keeping ashes in their home can be a way to maintain the feeling of a close connection to the person who died.

    Deciding where to place cremated remains can be complicated. […]