What To Do With Ashes?

Scattering

Location is just one of the things to consider when scattering ashes. Most families choose a location that is special to the deceased. This can be at your own private property or a nearby park often visited by your loved one.

Another thing to consider is scattering in multiple locations. There might be a recent special place where time was spent along with the birthplace of your loved one.

Scattering Urns are available in many types: bamboo, timber, metal, or paper are some examples. These urns can be kept after or left with the ashes when scattering. These urns are frequently biodegradable so they can dissolve when scattered at sea, for example, or buried when planted with a tree at your chosen location.

Keeping

If you choose to keep your ashes, the decision of container and who gets to keep them should be considered. There are lots of options.

Urns are just one example. There are many varieties: timber, marble, granite, or metal. You can also divide them up in to smaller containers so that they can be shared with multiple family members.

Cremation Jewellery is another option. There are necklaces, rings, bracelets, etc., where the ashes are stored or blended in with the metals.

Eco Options are also available. Ashes can be planted with a tree or plant at your property so you have a place to go to remember your loved one.

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