Scattering Ashes at Sea

Service Description

Scattering ashes is a meaningful way to remember a loved one, and a thoughtful ceremony for the family to celebrate the life of the departed. Some families choose to scatter the ashes in a location that was special to the deceased, and many find comfort in believing their loved ones will rest in a place that meant something important to them. Often this service can be done at sunrise or sunset three nautical miles offshore. The captain will report scattering to the Environmental Protection Service. Time frames are flexible.