Companion Cremation Urns for Ashes
A collection page of Funeral.com, Inc.
About
Our collection of companion cremation urns for ashes is designed for two people who wish to remain together. Each selection prioritizes capacity, craftsmanship, and personalization—so a shared legacy is honored with clarity and care. What “Companion” Means A companion urn —sometimes called a double urn or couples urn —is intended to hold the ashes of two individuals in a single memorial. Typical total capacity for a companion cremation urn is around 400 cubic inches , though designs vary. As a simple guide, many families use one cubic inch of capacity for each pound of body weight—per person—prior to cremation. Configurations Dual-chamber companion urns : two separate compartments within one urn for individual placement. Single-chamber companion urns : one shared chamber symbolizing unity. Companion urn box : a rectangular or chest-style design suited to engraving across a broad front panel. Side-by-side urns : paired urns displayed together as a coordinated set. Materials Selected for Longevity Brass companion urns and stainless steel companion urns for strength and classic finishes. Aluminum for lighter weight and modern coatings. Wood companion urns in walnut, cherry, mahogany, and oak with furniture-grade joinery. Stone and marble for permanent placement and natural elegance. Ceramic and glass for artistic glazes, sculpted forms, and hand-worked details. Biodegradable companion urns for couples choosing earth or water return. Many designs incorporate threaded lids , concealed access panels, protective interiors, and felt-lined bases for secure handling. Styles and Design Our companion urns for ashes span classic to contemporary, with thoughtful space for names and dates: Classic companion urns with engraved bands or plaque insets. Modern companion urns with matte finishes, clean silhouettes, and subtle inscription panels. Nature-inspired designs with leaf, wave, or tree of life motifs. Symbolic themes such as hearts, doves, infinity, or intertwined rings. Person