The average cost for a funeral today in the US falls between $7,500-$12,500. This can is a huge burden on a family. But it’s completely possible to plan a funeral for a low cost, without compromising on quality. There are many reasons why a person doesn’t have arrangements pre-made for a funeral, and all of […]
Honoring Your Pet After It’s Passed Away. When a pet dies, it can be difficult to know what to say or do, to help the grieving process. This how-to guide to honoring your pet after it’s passed away will help you in the journey. I want to share some ideas on how you can memorialize […]
How To Choose The Perfect Cremation Urn? In a world of almost endless options, the last place you want to be overwhelmed is when choosing an urn for someone you lost. You want something beautiful, durable, well-made. But you also want it to memorialize your loved one and be a visual reminder of the legacy […]
The Bible is filled with Scriptures for grieving families that offer comfort and solace. These Bible verses for grief can be read aloud or just read to oneself. One of the most comforting Bible verses for the death of a loved one is Psalm 23:4-5. It states, “Yea, though I walk through the valley of […]
Home / Blog / How Do I Know What Size Urn to Buy? Urn size is an important consideration when planning a funeral When planning a funeral, urn size is an important consideration. How do you know what size urn to buy? There are so many options, and most people aren’t familiar with how choosing an urn […]
Home / Blog / Why Do Families Divide Ashes? When a loved one dies, the thought of cremating them can be comforting. It can feel like they are still with you in some way. But what do you do with the ashes after the cremation? Some people choose to bury them, others choose to scatter them. But […]
Home / Blog / Meet The Maker | Behind the Scenes At Maple Nail I grew up the son of a farmer. Heart of the USA, with roots that dug deep. We were taught that hard work and good morals can bring you so much father in life than good luck. And that’s how I’ve […]
