Scattering Ashes

What is the best way to release the ashes of a family member? Is there a right or wrong way? During such an emotional time it's challenging at best to meet the needs of the family as well as respect the wishes of the deceased and choose from urns, scattering ashes or cemetery burial.

Scattered memories across your heart

Letting someone go...not an easy task. There are so many unique products available now that allow for loved ones to find some peace when laying a loved one to rest. How do you decide what is best? One of the most important factors to consider and keep in mind is the wishes of the deceased. If burial is chosen, beautiful caskets or cremation urns will treasure the deceased and cemetery plots give families and friends a place to visit and maintain and continue caring for those they've lost. Cemeteries have guidelines in place not only to preserve the beauty of the cemetery but to preserve the peaceful serenity that gives families and friends comfort when coming to pay their respects.

A part of them, with you always

Scattering ashes of the deceased is an option that appeals to many that had places in their life that hold particular meaning. Maybe some of the ashes are scattered over the grave site of parents or siblings that passed away prior. Perhaps scattering ashes into the ocean or in the mountains is a way of bringing some peace to the family and leaving a part of the deceased where they loved to be. Scattering urns make for an easy way to release the ashes and are available in a wide assortment of materials from metal to wood to eco-friendly products. Some of the ashes can be set aside to be placed inside a cremation keepsake as well. Releasing the ashes of a loved one does not mean letting go of the love you shared - they will always be in your heart!