Scattering of Cremated Remains

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Cremation remains, often called cremains, are not "ashes" in the usual sense. They are dried bone fragments that have been pulverized. They have a sandlike consistency and often contain small portions of bone.

Cremated remains are not a health risk. They may be kept or released in a variety of ways and in many locations. You may want to consider keeping a portion and letting the rest go. Hundreds of options are available. 

Options for Freeing Cremated Remains:

•Scattering by boat

•Scattering by plane

•Scattering by fireworks

•Scattering by balloon

•Sending into space

•Placing in a memorial ocean reef

•Converting into a planting medium

.Scattering by gunshot - this is a new scattering method - more                 information will be posted shortly

Options for Keeping Cremated Remains:

•Urns

•Mini-urns

•Cremation jewelry

•Diamond creation from a portion of cremated remains

•Teddy bear urns or plush urns

•Garden item containing cremated  remains

•Picture frames containing cremated remains

•Water fountains containing cremated remains

•Personal items modified to contain cremated remains