A final farewell to a loved one is scattering ashes. Many individuals have never spread ashes and are confused how to do it in a respectful and meaningful way. You could choose to spread the ashes over water, in the woods, or in a location where you shared memories. The following are some suggestions from the urn specialists at Stardust Memorials for dispersing ashes in a respectful manner.
Observe the scattering area. Before other friends or relatives come and without the ashes in hand, scout out your favourite scattering place. Visit at a similar time of day if possible. Consider privacy, noise, physical terrain, and weather when inspecting the site. Are you planning on walking to the venue? Is there a way for senior family members to get in? Is there any parking available? Are there any guidelines for sprinkling ashes at the location you've chosen?
Consider dispersing cremation urns ashes and planting a tree or bigger plant at the same time. Along with or around the hole for the tree or plant, a bigger circular trench might be excavated. The ashes can then be softly spread / poured into the trench by numerous members of the family, if desired. The earth would then be put over the tree's ashes and root ball. This method of dispersion is easy and provides a sense of closure and rejuvenation.
Consider dispersing ashes and planting a tree or bigger plant at the same time. Along with or around the hole for the tree or plant, a bigger circular trench might be excavated. The ashes can then be softly spread / poured into the trench by numerous members of the family, if desired. The earth would then be put over the tree's ashes and root ball. This method of dispersion is easy and provides a sense of closure and rejuvenation.
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