Cremated Remains
A lasting memory of your loved one.Following a cremation, you have the choice of scattering ashes in a special place, interring at a church or cemetery, or holding on to them as a lasting memory of your loved one.
Many individuals choose to scatter the ashes of their loved ones in meaningful places. Our scatter tubes, crafted from cardboard, offer a simple and convenient option. Available in many beautiful designs, including flowers, golf, butterflies, and ocean sunsets, you’re sure to find one that you love..
We have a variety of scatter tubes available, speak with us for the full collection.
Are your loved one’s ashes intended to be buried in the ground or placed in a wall niche?
Interment of ashes involves placing cremated remains in a permanent resting location. This can include dedicated family plots, cemeteries, private gardens, or woodlands.
Similar to a funeral or memorial service, there is no right or wrong way to conduct an interment of ashes ceremony. Some families may opt for a formal service attended by multiple loved ones, while others might prefer a more intimate and casual gathering. Unlike a funeral, an interment ceremony can occur separately, at a time chosen by the family. This could be soon after the funeral, several months or years later, or on a significant date. Ultimately, the decision rests with the family.
An interment of ashes ceremony offers an opportunity for family and friends of the deceased to say their final goodbyes and express their condolences. It also provides a permanent resting place that loved ones may wish to visit in the future. While some families prefer to organize the ceremony themselves, we are here to assist in arranging a meaningful interment service.
We have a variety of casket’s available, speak with us for the full collection.
Designed by highly skilled craftsmen, our range of unique adult urns for ashes are available in a variety of beautiful designs and colours. With our modern take on crafting cremation urns we use quality materials such as ceramic, wood, stone, metal and even vegetable minerals.
