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An urn at home - a lasting memory

Decide for yourself what happens to your ashes after the funeral

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Decide for yourself what happens to your ashes after the funeral

An urn at home – memories kept close in familiar surroundings. Someone you love remains part of your life for ever. A tasteful urn for the home creates a personal place of remembrance and connection in familiar surroundings. Our urns combine high-quality materials, timeless design and dignified craftsmanship. They offer a discreet and attractive way to remain close to someone special and keep memories present in everyday life. We provide sensitive guidance in selecting a suitable urn that reflects personality, style and appreciation. Urns for the home – memories that last. With this option, we also undertake to bury the ashes anywhere in the world at a later date after your personal farewell, or to create a lasting keepsake such as our vinyl record. Unlike Germany, Switzerland does not require ashes to be buried in a cemetery. A wide range of alternative funeral options is therefore possible in Switzerland. You can also decide for yourself what happens to the ashes after death. The following complete offer is available: delivery of the urn to Switzerland and then to the place of your choosing!

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What people say

Translated from the original German

"Losing someone you love is very painful. Being able to design the coffin ourselves, together with the professional support we received, helped us enormously and made the death a little easier to comprehend. Thank you to your entire team."

Hildegard Wünsche

"No wish was too outlandish. Impressive! It was carried out very successfully too."

Ingo Verwoldt

"Professional. Knowledgeable. Compassionate. Every question was answered straight away, and all the formalities were handled without fuss. The funeral ceremony was organised down to the last detail."

Nisrin Demir

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