Scattering Ashes at Sea or Thames Estuary Reviews are at the bottom of the page, please add yours if you use this service Location Northfleet, Gravesend, Dartford Area of operation Thames Estuary Type of boat Charter Duration of trip Around an 45 to an Hour Capacity of boat 12 Ceremony Scattering ashes […]
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Shrewsbury, Shropshire, River Severn: Scattering Ashes on Water
Shrewsbury, River Severn The River Severn in Shrewsbury offers a peaceful and historic setting for scattering ashes. Surrounded by the charm of this medieval town and the rolling Shropshire countryside, the river provides a reflective and dignified environment to honour a loved one’s memory. Location Victoria Quay, Shrewsbury, SY1 1HH Area of operation Shrewsbury, […]
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Minehead North Somerset: Bristol Channel
Scattering Ashes on the Bristol Channel from a Boat Location Minehead Somerset Area of operation Bristol Channel Type of boat 10m Cougar Catamaran Duration of trip Up to 3hrs Capacity of boat 11 persons Refreshments None Ceremony Scattering ashes directly onto the water can lead to them being blown about which some families may find distressing. […]
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Water Ceremony Flowers
Water Ceremony Flowers – Flower Symbolism for Water Ceremonies Water Ceremony Flowers. Using flowers can add a very special element to your ceremony. You can add different flowers simply because you like them. Or you might like to add flowers because they mean something symbolic to you, your family or your beliefs. Flowers can be […]
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Scattering Ashes is Becoming More Popular
According to Victoria News, the number of families that are scattering ashes of loved ones is on the rise. Benesh, who happens to be the owner of Earth’s Option Cremation and Burial Services in Victoria. He gave an estimation that of the 4,000 deaths in the year in Greater Victoria, approximately 1,000 of them were […]
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A Reader Account of Scattering Ashes on Water
Most of us have seen people scattering ashes on a movie or show. It seems so natural to watch scattering ashes at a sea ceremony. To actually be the one to spread the remains is another story. What is it Like to Scatter Ashes at Sea One reader tells Huffington Post that it was much […]
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