When scattering cremated remains, you should be aware that they will not dissolve or break down quickly. Therefore, we encourage families to think about this when choosing a place to scatter, to be mindful of others who may use the same areas for their enjoyment.
Likewise, scattering in a cemetery is not allowed. Please call the cemetery, or allow our professional staff to assist in placing your loved ones cremated remains in your family burial ground.
Cremated remains bear little resemblance to ashes; they look and behave a lot like small-grained gravel. However, there are some fine-grains mixed in so be sure to check the wind direction before scattering into the air or a body of water.
You may also wish to check out our selection of biodegradable scattering urns prior to making plans for your ceremony. Should you need advice on how to design a meaningful ceremony, feel free to
call us.