Sustainability

More and more people are seeking a way to shape their final resting place in harmony with nature. Instead of traditional coffins and urns, they opt for biodegradable alternatives that enrich the earth rather than burden it. In this article, you’ll discover how sustainable funeral innovations contribute to a greener farewell – one that honours life, even after death.

Discover the Bios urn: a biodegradable urn for ashes that turn into a living memorial, such as a tree or plant. Combining symbolism, sustainability, and personal meaning, it offers a unique alternative to traditional memorial practices.

After the funeral, one question often remains quietly in the background: what should happen to the ashes? For some families, the answer is clear. For others, it takes time to understand what feels right. Keeping ashes at home, scattering them in a meaningful place, choosing a keepsake urn or sharing a small amount between relatives are all personal choices, and none of them needs to be rushed.

Resomation is a relatively new entrant in the funeral industry, presenting a much greener alternative to traditional cremation while yielding essentially the same end result. Resomation, Water cremation, or Alkaline Hydrolysis as it is also known, is available in some parts of the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Ireland.

Since 2007, legendURN has been using e-commerce to get closer to the personal desires of consumers through our extensive range of products and the option for customized solutions. The motivation to continuously improve is inherent in our team. While we were pioneers in 2007 with one of the first online urn shops in Europe, our current goal is to inspire and promote sustainability.

Biodegradable Urn made of Brewers' spent grain to help meet the demand for sustainable urns across the planet.