After Cremation Services

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Cameron Naugle under Cremation
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St. Augustine, FL cremation services

Cremation is quickly becoming one of the most popular disposition methods in the world, and one of the main reasons why is that cremations offer lots of opportunities to get creative. Make your loved one’s St. Augustine, FL cremation services unique and memorable by getting creative after the cremation.   

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You have many options for post cremation, from scattering, burial or columbarium entombment to more eclectic options. Take inspiration from this list of ideas to make your lost loved one’s memorializtion personal and respectful.   

  1. Glass Art – Cremation ashes can be transformed into glass with the help of professional glass blowers. These artists can take small portions of the deceased’s ashes and create glass art in a range of shapes, colors, and sizes. You can display the art at home on your mantel, or somewhere else special.  
  2. Jewelry – Keep your loved one close by placing ashes in cremation or memorial jewelry. People have been placing memories of deceased loved ones in jewelry for centuries. However, modern technology makes it easy to order personalized pieces like lockets, pendants, rings and more filled with small portions of ashes. You can order pre-made pieces online, or have a jewelry maker custom make a piece for you.  
  3. Fireworks  Help your loved one go out with a bang with a fireworks display. Some pyrotechnics companies help you scatter your loved one’s ashes by placing them inside fireworks. These incorporated ashes scatter when the fireworks go off, making for a memorable end to a memorial service.  
  4. Create A Diamond – While expensive, this memorial will really last forever. Special companies can extract carbon particles from the cremated ashes and grow a real diamond. You can personalize the color, shape or cut to make the diamond even more unique for the deceased.  
  5. Plant a Tree – Really go green with cremation, and help your deceased loved one continue to give back long after he or she is gone. Buy a biodegradable urn that’s specially made to be buried without any harmful impact on the environment.  Plant the Bio Urn with some ashes and seeds inside. The ashes will help nourish the seed until it grows into a beautiful tree people can enjoy for generations to come.  

These are only a few of the many ways you can get creative after a cremation. Need more ideas? Think about the deceased, and what made them special. Use these unique qualities to inspire you for after the cremation.   

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If you need more help with planning a cremation or choosing what to do post cremation, or want more information on cremation services in St. Augustine, FLNaugle Funeral Home & Cremation Services is here to help. We offer a range of cremation and funeral home services, and would love to help you in any way we can during your time of loss. Please pay us a visit at 808 Margaret St Jacksonville, FL 32204, find us on the web or give us a call at (904) 683-9288.

Cameron Naugle

Paul (Cameron) Naugle, Jr., a fourth generation funeral director was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida. He graduated from Wolfson High School and then went on to graduate from Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Services in Atlanta, Georgia where he was part of the National Mortuary Honor Society (Phi Sigma Eta). He then graduated from The University of North Florida with a degree in Business Administration. He is a licensed funeral director as well as a licensed embalmer. He took over the position of President and CEO of Naugle Funeral Home and Cremation Services in 2012, following in his father’s, grandfather’s and great-grandfather’s footsteps. Cameron is married to Katherine Schnauss Naugle, an estate planning, probate and elder law attorney in Jacksonville and has two amazing children. He enjoys spending time with his family. He also enjoys his hobby of restoring and showing his antique cars. Cameron is a member of the Southside Businessmen’s Club of Jacksonville, as well as a member of the Florida Cemetery Cremation and Funeral Association (FCCFA).

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