Honoring a loved one who has passed on is a personal experience, and every family handles this event in a way that best represents the person’s legacy. Since cremation has overtaken traditional burial as the more popular choice over the last seven years, there is an increasing need for more options for a final resting place. Columbarium Planners has been designing and building columbariums as a sacred final resting place since 1994, and here are some things to take into consideration as you determine which type is best for your needs.
Indoor columbariums can be located within a church. There are certain factors to take into consideration before having one built, such as security, appearance, noise, visibility, and proximity of parking. You should also consider any future expansion possibilities of the columbarium and/or church.
Outdoor columbariums are the most common type. They may contain gardens and other landscaping features that create a beautiful, sacred space for remembering the loved one, as well as a space for prayer and meditation. With these, you will want to consider the maintenance, landscape design, and other logistics when making your decision.
No two of our columbariums are the same. Our designers will uniquely design each columbarium to meet the needs of the client. We offer two choices of settings: “garden” style (larger space) or “room” (can be quite small) with no roof. There are endless options for customization which may include:
Columbarium Planners can help your church or cemetery navigate through all of the considerations of building a columbarium. We set the standard for creating sacred spaces that honor and protect the cremains of those who have passed on. Contact us at (910) 295-8328 to request information now. Our headquarters is in North Carolina, but we build columbariums in the eastern half of the United States, including South Carolina, Virginia, and beyond.
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