Personalising the Memorialisation of a Loved One

No service cremation allows for a more personalized approach to memorialisation. Families have the freedom to choose how they want to honor and remember their loved one, tailoring the experience to align with their values and beliefs.

One way to personalize the memorialisation is through the scattering of ashes. Families can choose a meaningful location, such as a favourite park, beach, or mountain, and scatter the ashes in a way that feels meaningful to them. This allows for a connection to the natural world and the opportunity for future visits to the scattering site.

Another option is to hold a private gathering or memorial service with close friends and family. This intimate gathering can provide an opportunity for sharing memories, stories, and reflections on the life of the departed. It allows for a more personal and heartfelt experience, without the formality and structure of a traditional funeral service.

For those who prefer a physical memorial, there are various options available. Families can choose to keep the ashes in an urn at home, providing a tangible connection to their loved one. Alternatively, the ashes can be interred in a cemetery, offering a permanent resting place that can be visited and cared for.