Urn Personalization Ideas and Layouts

Recalling what made people and pets so special and summarizing those feelings on a cremation urn, keepsake urn, memorial or jewelry item with limited space can be very challenging. Here are a few personalization ideas that may assist you.

Note: Examples shown may not fit within the space guidelines allowed on some cremation urns, keepsakes, nameplates or other memorials we sell. Fonts and character sizes can be changed to emphasize text.

Single & Individual Engravings

James Frank Hopkins
December 30, 1845 – December 15, 1913
Beloved Husband, Father and Uncle

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James Frank Hopkins
December 30, 1845 – December 15, 1913

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In Loving Memory
James McIlvaine Riley
May 16, 1849 – May 6, 1911

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Greenfield Quarles
April 1, 1847 – January 14, 1921
Forever in Our Hearts

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James Frank Hopkins
Sunrise: December 30, 1845
Sunset: December 15, 1913

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James McIlvaine Riley
May 16, 1849
A Moment in Our Hands,
Forever in Our Hearts

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In Loving Memory
James McIlvaine Riley
5/15/1849 – 5/6/1911

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Greenfield Quarles
United States Army, Civil War
April 1, 1847 – January 14, 1921



Double Engravings

James Frank Hopkins      Julia L. Hopkins
December 30, 1845 – October 15, 1933      September 12, 1846 – July 11, 1939
Beloved Husband, Father and Uncle      Beloved Wife, Mother and Aunt
Together Forever


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Hopkins
James Frank   Julia Lewis
1845 – 1933     1846 – 1939
Beloved Husband and Father   Beloved Wife and Mother
Kinder Souls God Did Not Know



Short Lines of Endearment

Forever Remembered

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Beloved Wife and Mother

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Loving Father and Friend

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Gone But Not Forgotten

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Always in Our Hearts

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My Love is Forever Yours

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Forever in Our Hearts

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Our Eternal Strength

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A Kinder Soul God Did Not Know

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Rest in Peace

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In Heaven May You Live Beside God

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My Everything

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Strong Devoted Mother, Wife and Friend

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Love, Peace, Faith

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You Are Forever Loved

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Beloved Daughter, Devoted Mother

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Where there is sorrow,
There is holy ground

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We Love You

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A Kinder Man We Did Not Know