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Facts You Should Learn When Considering A Memorial Park
One of the biggest funerary decisions is where someone should be laid to rest. This location will be the final stop on their Earthly journey and be the place where family and friends will come to pay respects and visit. Finding the perfect memorial park which offers the look, atmosphere and interment options desired at a price one can afford is important.
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.
They are known for their incredibly attractive landscaping designs. The expansive manicured lawns, winding lanes, strategically placed flower beds, luscious trees, statuary, buildings and maybe even a pond fill the facility's land. This combination welcomes guests and gives comfort that their loved ones are surrounded by beauty.
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.
Tombs and mausoleums are used for those desiring above ground accommodations. The housing takes many forms such as crypts for individuals, buildings to hold whole families, or walls that can shelter many people at once. With available designs being both ornate and austere, placement of these structures can be anywhere from an open space, within a fenced yard or as part of a 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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