Land Burial

Biodegradable Urns

Petal Burial Urn

£57.97 – £113.97

Garden Urns

Capsule Burial Urn

£345.00

Biodegradable Urns

Teardrop with Heart Bio Urn

£135.00

black urns

Pure Collection Biodegradable Urn

£53.99

blue urns

Coastal Urn

£167.97 – £217.97

Ashes Caskets

Double Wooden Urns for Ashes

£179.00

Ashes Caskets

Solid Carved Wooden Box for Ashes

£153.00 – £365.00

biodegradableflower petals for scattering

Land Burial

Biodegradable Flower Petals for Ashes

£20.00 – £25.00

Ashes Caskets

Handmade Personalised Cylinder Wooden Urn

£206.00 – £459.00

Ashes Caskets

Carved Pillars Wooden Urn

£132.00

Companion Urn

Oak Cremation Bench

£797.00

Ashes Caskets

Simple Oak Box

£99.00

Biodegradable Urns

Elegant Biodegradable Urn

£167.97

Biodegradable Urns

Oval Coastal Urn

£197.97

Land Burial

Biodegradable Chest Earthurn

£97.99

Ashes Caskets

Knotted Oak Box for Ashes

£129.00

Ashes Caskets

Biodegradable Bamboo Urn

£193.97

biodegradable natural burial urn for 2 people

Ashes Caskets

Natural Ashes Casket for 2

£175.00

Biodegradable Urns

Mosaic Wooden Urn

£189.00

Biodegradable Urns

Spirit Tree Urn

£291.99

Land Burial

Maize Urn

£127.97

Ashes Caskets

Wooden Sphere Urn

£250.00 – £599.00

Biodegradable Urns

Woodgrain Urn

£61.97 – £107.97

Biodegradable Urns

Photo Urn

£69.99

Biodegradable Urns

Nature Burial Urn

£55.97 – £95.97

Biodegradable Urns

Bio Urn Tree

£134.99

green urns

Plastic Urn for Ashes

£50.00

Biodegradable Urns

Eco Urn

£135.00

blue urns

Biodegradable Animal Baby Urns

£125.99

Land Burial

The traditional method of burying ashes is the most popular method in the UK. With our range of biodegradable urns for burial, you can rest assured that burying your loved one will benefit the environment as well as bring a sense of ease and peace to the ceremony. We have tried to answer any questions you might have below so please take a look over our range of biodegradable urns and feel free to get in touch if you need any help or assistance.

How long does it take for a biodegradable urn to dissolve?

Urns can take anywhere from 1 month to 6 months to fully dissolve into the ground. Water urns will dissolve in a matter of hours. Our earth urns are designed to naturally compose over time, the rate at which this occurs will depend on a few factors including bury depth, soil moisture and the urn design.

What are the Laws on Burying Ashes?

When it comes to burying ashes and choosing a location, there are a few things to take note of before you plan on the location.
Burying the ashes at a crematorium or church is the most straight forward approach, your funeral director will be able to facilitate this for you.
You are also free to bury the ashes at your home, as this is your land, it is worth noting that this might not always be your home, so planning a visit in the future might be troublesome.
Private land is obviously at the discretion of the landowner, which you will need permission for.
Local authorities encourage people away from bury ashes in public parks and gardens for obvious reasons. If there is a particularly special reason or spot in a public place, then you are advised to contact your local authority.
Finding a secluded place in the countryside is probably the best solution for burying in the open, as you are less likely to be bothered and a small ceremony may be suitable, it will also be a place where you can visit in the future. Planting a tree in the countryside is a popular choice with our range of Bio urns.
For information on water burials, please see our range of water urns.
For more information on the laws of scattering ashes, please read our scattering ashes page.

Can I Take the Ashes Overseas?

If you are looking to take the ashes overseas, please read our section on overseas travel with ashes.

Do I Need to Bury the Urn Straight Away?

No, our urns are designed for burial or temporary storage of ashes. For more information on time scales, please see individual products.

Can I Place Other Items in the Urn?

You are free to place and bury what you like within your urn. You funeral director will help with the transfer of ashes and any accompanying items into the urn.