Custom Urn Company Marks Significant Year-Over-Year Growth, Expands

    DENVER, CO, May 15, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Today, Une Belle Vie Memorial Urns announced that, as a result of a 184 percent increase in product sales since 2010, they expanded to a larger space at I-25 and Arapahoe.

The high demand for cremation urns is no surprise as CNBC recently named cremation as the hottest trend in the funeral industry. Startup companies like Une Belle Vie, along with FuneralOne and Connecting Directors, are changing the face of the industry by offering unique products and services.

"As a result of ongoing economic concerns, a more mobile society and religions softening their views, more people are choosing cremation," said Melody Jamali, the president and founder of Une Belle Vie Memorial Urns. "Also, families are searching for creative and personalized options to memorialize their loved ones. At Une Belle Vie, we work with families to completely customize their loved one's urn."

According to the Cremation Association of North America in 2011, 42 percent of the deceased were cremated, which is double the amount of 15 years ago. In many states, 70 percent or more are opting for cremation.

Une Belle Vie, founded in 2010, sells unique and custom cremation urns to consumers through their commerce website Decorative-Urns.com. In the last four years, they have created unique urns such as the Diva Shoe urn, an airplane urn and a globe urn for those who were travelers.

Une Belle Vie has also expanded to sell through sites like amazon.com and partnered with funeral industry company iMortuary, among others.

About Une Belle Vie
Une Belle Vie Memorial Urns is a Denver, Colorado-based company focusing on providing a supportive and informed experience, whether families are planning for the future or coping with the passing of a loved one. Their online community and urn store offer artisan-crafted, decorative cremation urns in a variety of materials designed to celebrate life and personality and offer fitting memorials for those we love. Visit their community of caring and their continuously updated library of educational articles at their cremation blog.

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