This is a personal decision made in advance by the deceased, or family members taking into consideration the deceased’s wishes, feelings and beliefs. Please check if the deceased expressed a preference in their Will (if there is one in existence), an [...]
Cremations are becoming a more popular choice with families today. Cremation is a simpler process that also helps save ground space, but this is not the case with a burial. Nevertheless, both are regarded as both legal and safe ways of dealing with a [...]
There are many personal options available when choosing how to store the deceased's ashes. The long term storage of ashes can be provided for in a variety of personalised forms, (Urns, Jewellery, Memorial Frames, Teddy Bears, etc.). These items are b [...]
There are a number of options as to where the ashes may be entombed. Many families choose to honour the memory of the deceased by creating a place to visit and reflect on their life, and this can sometimes help the bereaved to come to terms with the [...]
Deciding to scatter the deceased’s ashes is an important decision and there are many factors to consider. Scattering is an irreversible process and some families may regret (at a later date), having scattered all of their loved one’s ashes at the sam [...]
There are a number of options as to where and how the remains of the deceased may be buried. There are many reasons for choosing a burial including - Burial is traditional within your family, religious belief, or geographical location. You do not lik [...]
