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What are Biodegradable Cremation Urns?
Biodegradable Cremation Urns

People are becoming more and more interested in biodegradable urns in recent years.
Cremations themselves have increased quite a bit in the last 5 to 10 years.
With this increase comes more options available for the funeral service itself.
Biodegradable urns for eco-friendly use are an obvious choice. Using biodegradable urns
for other reasons such as personal preferences as the way to memorialize your loved ones
or carry out there wishes. The best examples of uses for biodegradable urns is scattering
ashes at sea. Another example is burying ashes in more than one location with the
understanding they are all returning to the earth.
Biodegradable urns slowly dissolve and gently return the remains to the earth.
They are perfect for scattering ashes by sea or burying ashes in an eco-friendly way.
Biodegradable urns may also be used for scattering ashes in a lightweight convenient
vessel that is less expensive than some cremation urns that will have no use once the
ashes have been scattered, biodegradable urns also are very convenient for travel.
Especially air travel. They can be x-rayed and get through security much easier than a
regular urn.
Years ago there were very few options for biodegradable urns, not much more than a
brown cardboard box. Now the choices for biodegradable urns is as vast as the personal
memorial services for your loved ones.
We carry lovely biodegradable urns and scattering urns come in many varied shapes,
sizes and designs.
One question asked most often about biodegradable urns is:
How long does it take for them do deconstruct or disintegrate?
For burial of  a biodegradable urns, deconstruction can take anywhere from a few months
up to about a year or so. Different areas, climates, rainfall rates and such will effect the
time frame. It varies with the different urns. The sea scattering urns will begin to
disintegrate within minutes.
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