Urns for Men

The Urns for Men Collection gathers together many cremation urn styles and themes to memorialize a grandfather, father, son, or brother. Cremation urns for men include strong designs, typical hobbies, darker colors, and durable materials like wood and stone.

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Cremation urns for men are adult size or extra large size. Urns for men are often made of traditional materials like wood and marble. Dark colors such as black, blue, and gray are popular to memorialize a father or grandfather. Urns that recognize hobbies such as hunting, golf, fishing, and being outdoors may be a perfect choice for making a memorial item personal.

Urns for Men ~ Frequently Asked Questions

What size of cremation urn do I need for men?

An adult urn is the correct size for most men -- especially if he was six feet or under in height prior to cremation. The best selection of urns for men are available in adult size. A person who was very tall might need an extra large cremation urn.

What are the best urns to memorialize a grandfather or father?

The best cremation urns to honor a grandfather or father usually have some element that reminds you of him. The color of the cremation urn might be important such as a deep blue metal urn or a black marble urn -- giving that sense of his steady presence. If he was outdoorsy, a wood urn such as the Arden Walnut Urn or the In the Woods Inlay Urn might bring comfort.

Do I still order an adult size urn if my loved one was extra large?

If your loved one was above average in height, then you may want to size up from the adult size urn for ashes to the extra large urn for ashes. If your loved one was average in height (under 6 foot, 2 inches tall) but perhaps overweight, the adult size is still the correct size.

Is there an average size for a cremation urn?

The adult urn for ashes is considered the average size and typically holds about 200 cubic inches of cremated remains (almost 14 cups). A guideline in the funeral industry is that one pound of weight prior to cremation is equal to one cubic inch of ashes. So, a person who weighed 200 lbs. prior to cremation would need an urn with a 200 cubic inch capacity or slightly larger. It is not necessary to fill an urn "up to the top."

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