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What is an "urn"?

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What is an "urn"?

An urn is what the cremation remains are actually placed in. There are many types of urns, from the a simple plastic urn to some that are extremely ornate. You can use many different things; I've seen people use things like cookie jars or maybe their favorite plastic model that they had when they were a kid. People use different types of urns. Again, you should check with the cemetery if you're going to place the urn at the cemetery, to make sure it's something that they allow.

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