Losing a loved one is a deeply personal experience, but the desire to honor a life that was lived as well as treasure the memories that are left is universal. One of the greatest comforts while grieving the loss of a loved one is to know that you are able to memorialize them in a meaningful way. Columbarium Planners builds sacred structures that house the cremated remains of those who have passed away, and we’ll demonstrate how we can design a lasting tribute to your loved one with our columbarium designs.
When you elect to build a columbarium, there are many options for customizing it as a sacred memorial for the lives it holds. This is not a one-size-fits-all approach for honoring the legacy of your loved one. Rather, each columbium that we build is different, and the personalization options for you to consider are endless. You may opt for a peaceful garden space, a bench for rest, a labyrinth for reflection, a memorial plaque with scriptures, or an artistic rendering as we plan this tribute together.
A columbarium is not meant to be a sad space but a space that elicits peace and joy as you reflect on all the memories represented by those laid to rest. We want the memory of your loved one to continue for future generations in a space conducive to lingering reflection. Whether you choose a garden-style or room-style space, we will make it into a place where you and others will feel comfortable staying awhile. These beautifully-designed structures will provide a dignified final resting place that best represents those who have passed away.
Columbarium Planners works with churches and cemeteries to build structures with spaces, called niches, for urns with the cremated remains of loved ones. Cremation has overtaken traditional burial as the preferred end-of-life choice for the majority of Americans, and we are at the forefront of designing and building columbariums. You can call us today at (910) 295-8328 or request information now to learn more. We are located in North Carolina, and build columbariums in the eastern half of the United States, including South Carolina, Virginia, and beyond.
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