10 Dec Why Cremation: A Few More Reasons
As we mentioned in the previous article, cremation is a popular choice for many reasons. We listed 5 reasons why you should consider cremation and in this article we have a few more reasons you should take into consideration when you are deciding between a cremation or a traditional ground burial ceremony.
1. Space Availability at Cemetery of Choice
Sometimes, it can happen that the cemetery of choice doesn’t have enough space. In such cases, you can look for another cemetery but chances are it would be easier and more cost effective to opt for cremation.
2. Claustrophobia
It might seem silly to most, but many people have genuine fear of being buried in a tight space such as a casket. If your loved one or you share that fear, than choosing cremation is a more logical choice and that choice should be respected.
3. To Be Buried Near Loved Ones
Since caskets take up a lot of space, being buried close to all your family members may not be a viable choice due to space constraints. Opting for a cremation means family members can be buried with or near one another since the urns are much smaller.
4. Multiple Scattering Sites
Your loved one may have had a few places that held significant meaning for them. With traditional burial, you cannot really choose where your loved one’s final resting place will be. Cremation on the other hand, means you can scatter the ashes across multiple sites, thus honoring your loved one in a very special way.
5. Donate Body to Science
Many people choose to donate their bodies to medical science after their death, either for medical research, organ donation or a combination of the two. Afterwards, the body is cremated and the remains are given back to the family, freeing your loved ones of the cost of cremation.
6. Be Planted as a Tree
What better way to honor your loved one than to plant a memorial tree which gives family members a “living memorial” to visit and enjoy, while giving back to the environment.
8. Always be With Loved Ones
Cremated remains can be put into an attractive urn and kept at home, often set on a mantle or as part of a special memorial space. This allows your loved one to always be with you in a special way.
Need help planning a cremation for your loved one? City View Mortuary offers on-site cremation to protect the sanctity and security of your loved ones. Contact us and we would be more than happy to take some stress off of your plate and to help plan the cremation.
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