Memorials and Internment of Ashes

Memorials are a beautiful way to honour the memory of your loved one and share that memory with others who may not have been able to attend the funeral.

Whether you choose to create a physical memorial or simply gather with friends and family to share memories and stories, a memorial can provide a meaningful way for all to say goodbye.

If you are considering a physical memorial, there are many options to choose from.  You may choose to create a special space for your loved one’s final resting place, where you can visit and reflect on their life.  You might also choose to scatter their ashes in a place that was special to them, or to inter their ashes in a family plot or garden.

Many cemeteries offer dedicated areas for ashes and can provide guidance and support as you make these important decisions.    If you choose to scatter your loved one’s ashes in a public space, be sure to check with your local council to ensure that you have the necessary permissions.

At this difficult time, I’m here to provide support and guidance as you navigate the process of memorialising your loved one.  Together, we will keep their memory alive for years to come.