Oh yeah - I have a Blog
It's been a while since I've posted here, sometimes being too busy means you forget to do some of the more optional things :) In any case, since April we've been very busy here with several new products. Below is our first memorial hummingbird. I've been selling glass hummingbirds as ornaments since 2014 over at my Etsy store and figured they would be a great addition to the memorial line up. We found a glass maker who does amazing hummingbirds and modified the existing design so we could hang a small silver keepsake urn containing the actual ashes of a person or pet below.
I think it came out nice; this is the first prototype (already sold) and we have several more coming. I hope our memorial hummingbirds will be a great seller down the road both as direct purchases and as sympathy and bereavement gifts.
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Once a deceased loved one is cremated, there are many different options for what to do with the ashes. Some people choose to bury them in a cemetery, entomb them in a columbarium, keep them at home in an urn or even turn them into beautiful pieces of cremation jewelry or memorial art.
Others decide – whether at the request of the deceased or due to personal reasons – to scatter the cremated remains somewhere. Along with the choice to scatter, however, comes a whole new set of decisions to be made. In particular, where those remains should be disbursed?
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