"At these prices, I was initially concerned that there might be hidden charges, as you so often read. With Bestattungsportal, there are no unwelcome surprises. Very knowledgeable and transparent."
Anna-Lisa Becker
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Funeral with a living-tree urn
Funeral with a living-tree urn
A lasting symbol of remembrance and life continuing. A funeral with a living-tree urn brings together farewell and new life. The thought of becoming part of nature brings many people comfort and creates a place of remembrance that can endure for generations. The biodegradable urn is placed in the earth and breaks down naturally over time. A tree grows from it, becoming a living symbol of connection. The urn is available in two understated finishes: a natural sand-coloured version and a soft white version with a calm appearance. German law does not currently provide for this form of funeral on private property. Burial may, however, be possible in cemeteries or a Ruheforst, depending on the relevant rules. We will be pleased to help clarify the options for your individual circumstances. Alternatively, we offer our Tree of Life funerals. A nursery plants a tree with the deceased person's ashes, and the tree can later find a home on private property. This creates a personal place of remembrance that lives on and grows.
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"At these prices, I was initially concerned that there might be hidden charges, as you so often read. With Bestattungsportal, there are no unwelcome surprises. Very knowledgeable and transparent."
Anna-Lisa Becker
"A huge thank you to the Bestattungsportal staff, whose flawless organisation gave Grandma a dignified farewell. It was exactly as we had imagined it."
Maria Kettel
"It is difficult to find a funeral director willing to care for a four-legged companion who has died. From the first contact and the cremation through to the keepsake: thank you."
Vicky Holzapfel