A serialized stainless steel tag, chosen by the family, present through every step of cremation — returned in an urn of their choice, included.
The Standard tag, brushed finish. Serial stamped, not printed.
Every Ferafied tag carries a stamped serial that matches the family's certificate. The serial is read aloud at return and signed by the funeral director. Two numbers, matched by human hands, at two moments.
Sample record. The custody card is kept in the funeral home's case file; the certificate goes home with the family.
The family selects the tag and finish in the arrangement room. The serial is recorded on their certificate.
Licensed staff place the tag with the remains, alongside the crematory's own required ID disc.
316L stainless steel remains intact through the entire cremation process. The serial stays legible.
At urn handover the director reads the serial aloud, the family matches it to their certificate, and both sign.
Every cremation already uses an identification tag. The family never sees it. Ferafied is the one you choose, the one that comes back to your hands.
It exists so you know, not hope: the serial you recorded at arrangement is the serial on the tag returned with the urn. Your loved one was carried through as themselves, and the ashes you hold are theirs.
Serialized 316L stainless steel, stamped by machine, in a choice of three finishes.
Archival card stock carrying the same serial, signed at return.
Three signature lines: arrangement, placement, return.
Holds the certificate and a small pouch for the tag.
Chosen by your family from the Ferafied collection. The tag returns home in it.
The serial read aloud, matched, and signed. Under one minute.
At urn handover the director places the cleaned tag in the family's hand and reads the serial aloud. The family matches it to their certificate. The director signs and dates. That is the whole ceremony, and it is the part families keep.
Four urns, every taste and tradition. Your family chooses at arrangement — the tag comes home in it. Each one included in the one price.
Traditional turned metal, engraved band. The shape everyone knows, done quietly well.
Oak or walnut, softly finished. Warm, familiar, at home on a shelf among photographs.
Biodegradable, for earth or water. For families whose goodbye is a returning.
Emblem-ready column for those who served. Flag-fold display option at arrangement.
All four included in the $595 — same price whichever your family chooses. Premium & artisan urns and keepsake minis available as plainly priced upgrades at arrangement, never sprung later.
The complete Ferafied kit and the urn itself — chosen by your family from the Ferafied collection — offered through your funeral home and itemized plainly on their price list. The tag proves the journey; the urn completes it. One price, nothing added later.
Your funeral director gives you a Ferafied card at arrangement, with your tag's serial and a code to scan.
The code opens your tag's own record page: the serial, the finishes to choose from, the custody moments to come.
Right there at the table with your director, or later at home. Either way, the tag is yours from that moment on.
The tag rides alongside the crematory disc you already use. Your team adds one scripted minute at return. Fully itemizable under the Funeral Rule — the Ferafied kit with urn is family-provided merchandise a family freely chooses, never a package they cannot decline.
Kit costs, program terms, and the pilot calendar are in the partner sheet, sent to licensed funeral professionals on request. Family-facing pricing stays exactly as shown on this page: one number, no surprises.
Marine-grade stainless steel. Melting point far above cremation temperatures. Serial stays legible.
Florida already mandates a metal ID tag through cremation. Ferafied supplements the required disc; it never replaces it.
Family-provided merchandise cannot be refused. Resale by the funeral home is itemized and disclosed in writing.
Ferafied is offered at arrangement, at need only. Families choose it or decline it. Either way, the process is theirs to see.
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