Arrangements for the cremated remains

After a cremation, it’s important to remember there’s no rush in deciding what do with the cremated remains and you may wish to discuss the options with your family first.

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Scattering them in a special place is popular but they can also be buried in a family grave or kept at home in a specially designed cremation urn. If you’re scattering the remains on private land, such as a cricket ground or if it adjoins a waterway, you’ll need to contact the site’s owners for permission first.

In addition, there are increasingly imaginative ways to remember a person’s life through their cremated remains including:

• Having the remains incorporated into one or more pieces of jewellery
• Released into the atmosphere in a biodegradable balloon
• Mixing the remains with concrete to form artificial reef modules and placed on reefs requiring help
• Making a bronze and glass memorial urn that doubles as a time capsule
• Incorporating them into memorial fireworks

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