5 Reasons for the Rise of Cremation in 2025

by Mobikasa Collaborator October 18, 2017 2 min read

1. Cost Effective

Simply put, cremation costs less than traditional burial. The costs typically associated with a burial funeral can add up quickly. Cremation gives the family a cost effective method that also offers much more flexibility than traditional burial. In 2015 a traditional burial can cost upwards of 62% higher than the cost of a cremation service. 


2. Convenience

As human kind are living longer, many elderly are choosing to relocate to retirement communities all over the country. Cremation offers the families the ability to travel and return their loved ones ashes to a specific location. Also, funerals are stressful for the loved ones of a deceased. The rush of conducting a memorial service at the time of funeral can make it even more stressful. Cremations, however, give the loved ones the time and liberty to conduct the memorial ceremonies later using the cremation remains.


3. Cultural, Traditional, and Religious acceptance

Since early 2000 the cremation rate in the United States, as well as globally, has been on a rapid rise. Many have attributed this to generations setting newer traditions. Religious institutions have also started to sway to be more accepting of cremation as a viable and spiritual option.


4. Environment-Friendly

Cremation is an eco-friendly process that prevents the release of the toxins into the Earth. Before burying the dead, several toxic chemicals are applied to the corpse to prevent the body from decaying. These chemicals being toxic in nature, pollute the environment. Cremation, however, does not require the body to be embalmed and is, therefore, considered more eco-friendly.


5. Simply more options

Cremation offers a level of personality and uniqueness to the process of commemoration. Scattering tubes offer the ability to lay your loved ones ashes in their favorite spot, be it a lake or scenic mountain top. Cremation Urns for home storage have far exceeded the traditional one or two styles in the past. From beautiful butterfly urn to a patriotic wooden box, the wide array of options are things you can not get with traditional burial.


Summary

Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy, but the fact remains the same that death is an inevitable reality of life, and there is nothing one can do to change it. One can, however, keep the memories of their loved ones alive by preserving their cremation remains in a cremation urn. If you have recently lost a loved one and are looking for a cremation urn online to preserve their memories forever, take a look at our extensive line of funeral and cremation urns.

Leave a comment

Comments will be approved before showing up.


Also in Blogs

A person holding the cat
Honoring Your Pet in the New Year: Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Their Legacy

by Cameron Allahverdi January 13, 2025 7 min read

As the calendar turns to a new year, it brings a sense of renewal and possibility. It's a time for fresh beginnings, heartfelt resolutions, and creating traditions that honor what matters most. For those who have lost a cherished pet, the new year offers a meaningful opportunity to celebrate their memory in ways that feel personal and comforting. Just as the new year symbolizes growth and hope, it can also become a season to embrace healing and reflect on the joy your pet brought into your life.

Read More
grief
Practical Ways to Offer Support to Someone Grieving at Christmas

by Alex Johnson December 23, 2024 8 min read

Read More
a person holding book of pictures
The Healing Power of Visual Remembrance: How Photographs Soothe and Strengthen Through Loss

by Alex Johnson November 28, 2024 7 min read

Have you ever held a photograph of a loved one and felt their presence come alive in your heart? Grief often feels like an overwhelming tide, pulling us between moments of sorrow and the longing for connection. In these moments, the act of remembrance becomes a lifeline, a way to keep our loved ones close, even after they’re gone.
Read More