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Basics To Know When Selecting A Memorial Park
The choice of where one would like their final resting place to be depends primarily on personal tastes. This will not only be where one's remains will be housed, but also where loved ones will come to pay respects. It is important to find a memorial park that looks and feels comfortable and offers interment options to fit an individual's own tastes and needs.
These facilities vary from traditional cemeteries in that they are designed as housing for cremations rather than casket burials. They have only been in practice for less than a hundred years but are growing in popularity. Their flexibility and attractive design features are some of the things that make them so appealing.
One key element that sets them apart from most cemeteries is the peaceful and welcoming landscaping for which they are known. They are filled with expansive lawns, flower beds, beautiful trees, walking paths, ponds and attractive structures. All of these aspects combine to create a space that is pleasant to visit for people of all ages.
For those who wish to be cremated but still desire an in-ground interment, this can be accommodated in several creative ways. The holding container can be placed in an appropriately sized plot and covered with a personalized bronze plaque that lies flush with the lawn. One may also choose to have their marker placed on a bench or pedestal over their resting spot.
Anyone wishing to remain above ground may choose from a number of mausoleum or tomb designs. Sometimes these are made as walls, as single person crypts, or as buildings meant to house entire families. There form may be simple or ornate, with placement ranging from open area, within a fence or amid a beautifully lush garden.
These facilities offer a person the chance to spend their eternity in a place which welcomes their loved ones for visits. The landscaping is meant to be calming, pleasant and inspiring. Clients of all financial and personal taste ranges should be able to find what they desire among the many structural designs available for housing the urns.
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