Releasing Your Loved One’s Ashes: Choosing a Location

Cremation services in Martensville, SK. may appeal to different people for different reasons., However, one of the most common reasons people choose cremation is so that their ashes may be returned to nature after their death. Some people may know exactly where they want this to happen and were able to inform their family before their time of passing.

But what if your loved one didn’t make their wishes known before they passed away ? You will need to determine where to release their ashes. This can be a challenging task if you aren’t sure of the laws or what else you should take into consideration. Today we are going to cover some of the top key factors to keep in mind when choosing this important location.

The first and most important factor to consider when selecting a place to release your loved one’s ashes is if it is legal to do so. While many public areas do permit the release of human remains, many do so only when the proper permits have been acquired. Not only that but there may be certain rules specific to that location that need to be followed. Always check with local law enforcement to make sure you are obeying all rules and regulations.

Did your loved one always spend their time at a certain beach? Maybe that would be the perfect place to cast their ashes…or maybe not. If the beach is one that is always busy and noisy, you may decide to travel a little further away when actually releasing the ashes so that the beachgoers do not interfere with your special moment.

This may seem obvious, but you need to consider if your loved one would have picked the location themselves. Sometimes we can get carried away in what we think is best or what we want for our loved ones and lose sight of what they would have wanted. Before you settle on a location, make sure to ask yourself if this is someplace your loved one would be happy with.

With so much new construction going up everywhere, there is no guarantee that the field of wildflowers you chose to release the ashes in isn’t going to become a parking lot in the future. Although there is no guarantee to just about any space, consider what is around the location you have selected. Is there a lot of new construction going on? Does it look like the green space may be shrinking? If so, you might want to consider another space that looks a little more secure for the future.

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