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Category: Casket and Urn Reviews

  • Companion Urns for 2 Adults: How to Choose the Right Double Urn

    Companion Urns for 2 Adults: How to Choose the Right Double Urn

    Companion urns for 2 adults need about one cubic inch of capacity per pound of body weight, so two adults at 180 and 160 pounds call for roughly 340 cubic inches. Compare shared, divided and side by side designs in ceramic, wood, marble, bio and metal.

  • Batesville Silver Rose vs Aurora Series Copper: What $5,700 Buys

    Batesville Silver Rose vs Aurora Series Copper: What $5,700 Buys

    The Batesville Silver Rose and Aurora Series Copper are both 18 gauge sealed steel caskets sold through Discount Caskets. One costs $4,495. The other costs $1,695. This comparison review breaks down exactly what the Batesville name buys and whether the Aurora alternative matches it where it counts.

  • Cheap Caskets Under $1,000: What Actually Qualifies

    Cheap Caskets Under $1,000: What Actually Qualifies

    You typed a price ceiling into Google, which usually means someone has already quoted you a number that is out of reach. Here is the straight answer, including the part where the straight answer is that only two caskets at this retailer come in under a thousand dollars, and what the next tier up actually…

  • Oversized Caskets: Which Width Fits and What It Costs

    Oversized Caskets: Which Width Fits and What It Costs

    A funeral director says a standard casket will not fit, and the decision comes down to one measurement nobody explained. Here is the honest version: what makes a casket oversized, why interior width matters more than the outside dimensions, and what two real models cost delivered. No funeral home markup, no guessing at the number.

  • Batesville Casket Prices: What Every Model Actually Costs

    Batesville Casket Prices: What Every Model Actually Costs

    A funeral director showed you a Batesville, gave you a number, and something about that number did not sit right. Here is the full model list with what each one costs delivered, the two models we know best compared head to head, and the federal rule that lets you buy one anywhere you like.

  • Steel Caskets at $1,195: Infinite Silver vs Clair Series Blue

    Steel Caskets at $1,195: Infinite Silver vs Clair Series Blue

    One family was quoted $4,000 at their funeral home for a 20 gauge steel casket. They found the same quality online for under $1,000. We compare two of the most popular models from Discount Caskets to help you decide which one fits your family’s needs.

  • The Veteran vs The Liberty Stainless Steel Casket: $5,695 Compared

    The Veteran vs The Liberty Stainless Steel Casket: $5,695 Compared

    Two premium stainless steel caskets from Discount Caskets. Same $5,495 build, same 500-pound capacity, same fit in a standard burial vault. The only real question is which one honors your veteran best.

  • Gemini Series Burgundy vs Gold: Oversized Casket Prices and Widths

    Gemini Series Burgundy vs Gold: Oversized Casket Prices and Widths

    Home › Funeral Planning Product Reviews › Casket and Urn Reviews › Gemini Series Burgundy vs Gold By Gabriel Killian, Founder of Memorial Merits | Reviewed & Updated: September 2026 Gemini Series Burgundy vs Gold: Both $2,095, and the Width Decides the Rest When the funeral home tells a family their loved one needs an…

  • Going Home vs In Gods Care: Sealed 18 Gauge Caskets at $1,795

    Going Home vs In Gods Care: Sealed 18 Gauge Caskets at $1,795

    Two Discount Caskets metal caskets, both $1,695, both 18-gauge, both blue. The only real difference is the shade. Here is an honest side by side for the family sitting at the kitchen table trying to choose between Going Home and God Care.

  • How to Choose the Right Funeral Home: Questions to Ask and Red Flags to Watch

    How to Choose the Right Funeral Home: Questions to Ask and Red Flags to Watch

    Some funeral homes provide genuine compassion and fair pricing. Others see grief as opportunity. This guide covers the questions to ask, red flags to watch for, and your legal rights under the FTC Funeral Rule, plus a free comparison worksheet to help you evaluate providers side by side.

  • Funeral Home Pricing: Every Fee on the General Price List, Explained

    Funeral Home Pricing: Every Fee on the General Price List, Explained

    Funeral home pricing is not one number. Federal law requires every funeral home to hand you a General Price List before you agree to anything, and this guide walks that list line by line: the one fee you cannot decline, the ones you can, and what each item actually costs.

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