You have their ashes.
We have the answers.
"For now" doesn't have to be forever. We help families make a plan for permanent placement when they're ready.
Our Services
The Answers
Options for families with ashes at home.
For Families with Ashes at Home
You've had the ashes for a while and you're not sure what's next. That's more common than you think. Let's talk through your options and find something that feels right. No rush, no pressure.
For Veteran Families
Every eligible veteran is entitled to placement at a VA national cemetery with full military honors, at no cost. We handle the paperwork, coordinate with the cemetery, and arrange the honors. You just show up.
For Families with Pet Ashes
They were family. We help you discover meaningful options for their permanent placement, including a personalized keepsake to honor their memory.
Urns, Jewelry & Keepsakes
Shopping for cremation products doesn't have to be overwhelming. We can help you find the perfect piece.
"A celebration of life will be held at a later date."
This line appears in obituaries every day. The update rarely comes.
Not because families don't care - but because no one helps them follow through.
82%
of families will choose cremation by 2045
38%
leave with no service and no plan
95%
still want to honor their loved one
Let's schedule their celebration.
Get StartedSources: NFDA 2025 Cremation & Burial Report, NFDA 2024 Business Practices Study, NFDA 2025 Consumer Awareness Survey
When someone dies, we focus on the immediate. Out of respect, urgency, or simply doing what's expected, we call a funeral home or crematory.
But what about honoring their life?
With cremation, there's no built-in next step. No timeline, no follow-up, often no one guiding you toward a ceremony or a permanent resting place. So it waits. A few months pass. The box of ashes is safe in the closet.
One in three families who choose cremation never have a service or a plan. You're not alone in this, and that's OK.
When you're ready, we're here.
Let's TalkNot Sure What Comes Next?
That's fine. Most people aren't. A quick conversation can help. No pressure, no sales pitch. Just a chance to talk through what's going on and see if we can help.