Guide

Many questions arise when it comes to saying goodbye, funerals, and remembrance. Often at a time when there’s little time left and so much is happening all at once. In our guide, you’ll find clear answers. Honest, calm, and—where possible—tailored to Switzerland. We write about urns and their designs, about sustainability, and about the practical questions that arise when saying goodbye. Whether you’re currently caring for a loved one or simply taking the time to explore the topic at your own pace, take as much time as you need.

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If you still have questions, we're happy to assist you personally. You can reach us by email at hallo@farvel.ch or by phone at +41 79 700 05 45.

Design Your Own Urn: How to Make It Personal
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Design Your Own Urn: How to Make It Personal

Designing an urn yourself means giving a farewell a very personal touch. At Farvel, you can customize your urn. With an engraving on the wooden lid, your choice of material, and small touches like a custom-designed ash pouch. This transforms a simple container into a keepsake that carries on a person’s story.

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Designer Urns: What Makes a Modern Urn Special
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Designer Urns: What Makes a Modern Urn Special

A designer urn is more than just a container for ashes. It is a thoughtfully designed object that makes saying goodbye a dignified and personal experience. Farvel designer urns combine a modern, timeless aesthetic with sustainable materials. Designed in Switzerland and 3D-printed from biodegradable wood fibers.

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Sustainable Urns: What Farvel Urns Are Made Of
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Sustainable Urns: What Farvel Urns Are Made Of

A sustainable urn is made of natural or biodegradable materials and is manufactured in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Farvel urns are made of biodegradable wood fibers, are 3D-printed in Switzerland, and are produced in collaboration with social foundations. On this page, you’ll learn what “sustainable” specifically means in the context of an urn and what to look for.

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