Cremated Remains (Ashes) Alternatives

Scattering, interring or transforming ashes

Following a cremation a decision will have to be made as to what is going to happen with the remains.

The most obvious answer is for the cremated remains to be scattered or buried in the Garden of remembrance at the crematorium.

There is no law mentioning the scattering of ashes on ordinary land or in rivers.

There is, however the issue of consent being needed to put something on someone else's land. If you are placing ashes in your own garden then there is absolutely no problem. Remember that you may move from that house in the future.

Eco-friendly urns are available for the storage of cremated remains.

For families requiring a more dramatic way of scattering ashes we are able to arrange for the ashes to be made into a firework for either individual release or as part of a display. For more information please click here.

We are able to arrange for the ashes to be scattered by plane across either sea or land. We can also arrange for families to take a chartered boat and scatter the ashes at sea.

It is also possible for the ashes to be made into a diamond.

For more information regarding this contact 'lifegem UK' or visit www.lifegem-uk.com

We also arrange a keepsake of your loved one in the form of a pendant or ring crafted from glass containing a small amount of their ashes. Available in four different colours.