All the latest news on the Columbarium and the development of cinerary spaces

Welcome to our blog dedicated to columbarium news and cinerary space design. Here, our experts share their expertise and the latest trends in funeral space management, sustainable materials and regulations. Whether you're a local authority or a professional in the sector, here you'll find advice and analysis to support you in your projects, whether you're creating new spaces or improving existing ones. Explore our articles to stay informed and inspired.

How do I set the price of a columbarium plot?

In recent years, the number of cremations has increased considerably in France. The Association Française d'Information Funéraire even estimates that by 2030, cremation will account for almost 50% of funerals in the...

What are the differences between burial and cremation?

After the death of a loved one, families must organize the funeral and, in the absence of any wishes left by the deceased, choose between burial or cremation. According to a CSNAF study,...

Cremation: what signage is needed to preserve the memory of the deceased?

After cremation, the ashes of the deceased are placed in a cinerary urn. They are then scattered either in a memorial garden or in a columbarium. How, then, does the...

What is a memorial garden?

Following the law of December 19, 2008, which came into force on January 1, 2013, communes with more than 2,000 inhabitants must create a dedicated cinerary space. Many...

How do you design a cemetery to accommodate the ashes of the deceased?

In accordance with the law of December 19, 2008, which came into force on January 1, 2013, municipalities with more than 2,000 inhabitants must create a cemetery space in their cemeteries....

Granimond on Smart PME: discover the interview!

A few weeks ago, Granimond was interviewed by Jean-Marc Sylvestre for the Smart PME program, the media event for small and medium-sized businesses. For the occasion, Audrey Zouari -...

Columbarium or cavurne: which to choose?

When a deceased person chooses cremation, determining the type of facilities to be made available to families is essential. Your role - if you're on the local council - is to choose which...

Cellars and ossuaries - All you need to know about these funeral facilities

A burial vault is a piece of funeral equipment designed to accommodate mortal remains, with the burial site located underground. It is often surmounted by a funerary monument to identify the remains...

Cavurne: everything you need to know about this cinerary monument

An underground burial place for the urns of the deceased, the cavurne is a cinerary monument with a special status. In fact, since the urn containing the ashes of the deceased is placed...