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New Paper Urns Becoming a Natural Burial Alternative

The Soso Japan Society, has recently become aware of an interesting new trend in natural burial. As reported by The Asahi Shimbun, the Tokyo-based non-profit exists to promote natural burial practices in Japan. They say that this method reminds them of classic Japanese burial rituals from long ago. New Vessels Rather than the traditional ceramic vessels […]

Boat Overturns at Lido Beach

According to the Malay Mail, five men and one young boy survived a potential tragedy when their boat capsized just off Lido Beach. The group of six was scattering ashes of a relative just after 9am, when a Singapore Marine patrol boat passed near their boat. The wake of the passing boat proved too powerful […]

Underwater Reef Memorials

Scattering on Water specializes in memorials that celebrate the loved ones of families that have passed away. We take our work seriously and try to care for the needs and emotions of our customers in a unique way. We are always looking for ways to celebrate those that have passed on. We came across an […]

Family’s Difficult Ash-Scattering Story

Scattering on Water wants to help you as you weigh out your options and decision to do an ash scattering ceremony for your loved one. After cremation, families have to decide what to do with the remains and ashes of the deceased. If they were not told in advance, then they make the best […]

Pearl Harbor Ash Scattering Ceremony

Scattering on Water wants to help our customers say farewell to their loved ones in a memorable and special way. Recently, we’ve heard so many amazing stories when it comes to ash scattering ceremonies. Pearl Harbor Ash-Scattering Ceremony Scattering on Water was particularly pleased to hear about the time that an ash-scattering ceremony reunited Pearl […]

Father’s Ashes Float to Norway From The North Sea

Nicci Welsh got a true surprise back in June of this year. About a year ago, she sent her father on his final journey. Never could she have imagined what would happen back in June. Brian Lynn’s Ashes Wash Up on Shore in Norway Nicci’s father, Brian, passed away over two years ago. He had […]

Ashes Ceremony With a Viking Ship On The Atlantic Ocean

A year ago marks the celebration of the life of Andrew Haines. He was a New Jersey resident that died in August of 2014. This 89 year old war vet spent more than 10 years planning for a ship to burn while carrying his remains. Haines’ Son Sees His Wishes Carried Out Andy, Andrew’s son, […]

Scattering Ashes Receives a Bereavement Award

Last month, we had the amazing honour of being chosen as the winner of the Best Bereavement Resource by the Ideal Death Show’s Good Funeral Awards. What a genuine surprise this was for us. Why Scattering Ashes Received The Best Bereavement Resource Award Scattering Ashes has made it our passion to put together comprehensive resources […]

Group of Canoeist Find Ashes Of A Man In A Bottle

Isn’t the thought of finding a message in a bottle a romantic one? Every once in a while you will hear a news story of a bottle washing up on shore and the contents are made known. This is what happened to a group of guys who are on a canoeing team. The Soggy Beavers […]

A New Sign is Posted to Indicate Scattering Ashes is Allowed

In Ontario, Canada, a new sign has shown up at Bronte Creek Park. The park is located in Oakville and is a serene area to take the family for a day out. They recently posted a sign stating that people can scatter ashes. The Sign Causes Mixed Reactions In The Community Like any decision that […]

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