Cremation urns delivered to Oklahoma

Urns delivered anywhere in Oklahoma

We ship marble, granite and wood cremation urns, keepsakes and pet urns to every address in Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman and Broken Arrow. Orders leave our warehouse within 1 business day, standard ground delivery is 3–5 business days within the continental US, and shipping is free on orders over $100.

Memory Urns sells urns only; we are not a funeral home or crematory. Most funeral homes and crematories will transfer ashes into an urn you bring, or you can do it at home.

Oklahoma rules for keeping and scattering ashes

Here is what state sources say. Local rules, parks and cemeteries can add their own requirements, so check with them before you plan a scattering or burial.

• Ashes may be transported within Oklahoma without a permit and disposed of as directed by the person responsible (59 O.S. 396.32).
• The Oklahoma Funeral Board says ashes may be kept at home, placed in a cemetery or columbarium, or scattered on private land with the owner's consent.
• For mailing, the Funeral Board directs families to the U.S. Postal Service.

Choosing an urn for your plans

If you plan to keep the ashes at home, a full-size marble cremation urn or granite urn is made to last on display. If you are scattering most of the ashes, a keepsake urn keeps a small portion close. For burial, ask the cemetery whether it requires an urn vault; see can cremation urns be buried.

Not sure of the size? Allow about one cubic inch for each pound of healthy body weight; our urn size guide explains it.

Common questions

Can I keep ashes at home in Oklahoma?

Yes. The Oklahoma Funeral Board lists keeping ashes at home as an option.

Can I scatter ashes on private land in Oklahoma?

Yes, with the property owner's consent.

How long does delivery to Oklahoma take?

Orders leave our warehouse within 1 business day, and standard ground delivery takes 3–5 business days within the continental US.

Sources and further reading

• Oklahoma Funeral Board — Consumer FAQ

  The state board's answers on keeping, scattering and shipping ashes.

• USPS Publication 139 — How to package and ship cremated remains

  Cremated remains must be mailed by Priority Mail Express within the United States.