WE STARTED WITH A QUESTION
Some Goodbyes Deserve to Be Different
For five generations, we’ve built caskets by hand. We’re about to change what that word can mean.
THE QUESTION WE COULDN'T STOP ASKING
Why does saying goodbye have to look the same for everyone?
Every life is different.
Every story is different.
Yet when it comes time to choose a casket, the choices families are given can still feel remarkably familiar.
We started asking why.
WORDS THAT STOPPED MEANING ANYTHING
Craftsmanship. Legacy. Personalization. We’ve said them too.
We’ve built our business around craftsmanship and legacy, and we still believe in both.
But personalization made us stop.
Because if personalization simply means choosing a finish, adding a decal, or putting a familiar image on a standard casket, is that really personal?
We didn’t think it was.
So we went looking for a better answer.
HERE’S WHAT THAT LOOKS LIKE
We Think We Found Our Answer.
We’ve spent years working on something that grew out of that question.
It’s built by hand here in North Carolina, just like every Randolph’s casket.
We’re not ready to show you yet.
But when we are, you’ll hear about it here first.
