The scattering of the ashes Ceremony can be carried out many different ways such as simply scattering the ashes upon the ground in a favourite location.   

 

You can scatter near trees and flowers and then gently rake them into the ground.  

The ashes could be sprinkled into prepared soil, or an eco-friendly urn purchased and placed in the soil where a bush or tree could be planted in their honour. 

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Scattering the ashes by hand or pouring them from an urn is a bit cumbersome, but now the Funeral Director has scatter tubes in different sizes and the tubes do make scattering the ashes so much easier.

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You can also scatter the ashes on the edge of water or from a boat.   A soluble urn can also be purchased which dissolves in the water and the ashes will naturally scatter.

 

You may decide to scatter the ashes from a mountain top, an air balloon a plane or now from a drone.

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Your loved one may have preferred a simple cremation without the service, then a ceremony at a graveside where they wished their ashes to be buried in a grave beside a loved one.

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As you can see there are many different methods of scattering ashes, some more common than others.  Giving you an example of the different methods that you can choose from I hope helps you to plan the ceremony that is right for you.

 

My fee is £200

 If the venue is outside the areas I work then I would need to charge extra for  fuel

Spreading ashes is legal in many locations, but it’s important to always check the local laws first