Pink Caskets

Pink Caskets

When it comes to pink caskets, they are often seen as a symbol of femininity and elegance. For many people, the color pink is associated with all things feminine. Therefore, it makes sense that a pink casket would be considered an appropriate choice for a woman’s final resting place.

Why do people like pink caskets?

There are many reasons why people might prefer a pink casket for themselves or their loved ones. For some, the color pink is simply aesthetically pleasing. Others may see pink as a symbol of hope and love. And others may choose a pink casket because they feel it is more appropriate for a woman than a traditional black or brown.

Different shades of pink

Caskets that are predominately pink in color can be suitable for any woman, regardless of age. A lighter shade of pink might be more appropriate for an elderly woman, while a brighter shade could work well for a middle-aged woman. If you’re unsure about what shade of pink to choose, it’s always best to avoid caution and go with a lighter shade.

How can I accent my pink casket?

If you’re looking for ways to accent a pink casket, there are a few things you can do. One option is to have the casket’s inside lined with a pretty pink velvet interior or pink head panel with embroidery.

You could also have a custom-made plaque or engraved nameplate placed outside the casket. Or, you could simply have a pink casket spray of rose flowers placed on top of the casket. Whatever you decide, make sure it is something that will reflect the personality of the deceased and provide comfort to those left behind.

How do your prices compare to a funeral home?

The price of a pink casket will vary depending on the size, material, and brand. However, you can expect to pay anywhere from $2,000 to $4,000 for a quality pink casket. This is significantly cheaper than the average funeral home, which charges between $5,000 and $10,000 for a casket.

Will funeral homes accept the pink casket that we order?

In most cases, yes. Funeral homes are generally willing to accommodate special requests like having a casket delivered to your memorial service. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires funeral homes to accept any casket purchased from an outside source. Read more about the FTC Funeral Rule in our “How Are Caskets Delivered to Funeral Homes ?” blog post.

Is color the only criterion for choosing a casket?

Of course not. The material of the casket, as well as the overall style, are also important factors to consider. For example, if you’re looking for a more traditional casket, you might opt for one made of wood. If you want something more unique, you could choose a metallic pink casket and personalize it with our custom casket option.

Do you have other casket colors besides pink?

Yes, we offer a wide range of colors for our caskets. However, pink is by far our most popular option. If you’re interested in another color, please browse our selection of special custom casket colors. FYI, you can customize a casket to be almost any color you can imagine.