Our Award-Winning Story
As an award-winning family business based in Devon, we’ve spent over a decade helping families across the UK remember and celebrate their loved ones in the most meaningful ways possible.
When it comes to cremation ashes, there are many choices — and sometimes, knowing where to start can feel overwhelming.
Our vision is simple: Give people choices in memorialising and even help them feel confident in those choices
We always go the extra mile to make sure every family we support has the knowledge, confidence, and compassion they need to make the right decision — and to ensure that their ceremony or memorial is personal, respectful, and memorable.
Advice About Cremation — and Beyond
Many people include cremation wishes in their will, but what happens after the cremation is often less clear.
Our website is home to one of the UK’s most comprehensive collections of information, guidance, and inspiration about what you can (and can’t) do with ashes — from traditional scatterings to more unusual, symbolic farewells.
You could:
Hold a simple ceremony in a favourite place.
Scatter ashes at sea aboard a private boat.
Launch them skyward in fireworks or even into space.
Celebrate with a Viking Longboat Ceremony, combining tradition and theatre in one unforgettable farewell.
Whatever you choose, we’re here to help you plan it with care, respect, and a touch of creativity.
After the Ashes Ceremony
Some families choose to scatter all the ashes and simply return to that place for reflection. Others prefer to keep part of the ashes nearby — at home, in a garden memorial, or crafted into something personal.
If you’re open to keeping a small portion, there are deeply comforting options:
Memorial jewellery that holds a tiny trace of a loved one.
Glass keepsakes and paperweights made with ashes.
Mini urns designed for shared remembrance between family members.
Many families find solace in holding something tangible — a physical link that carries presence and meaning long after the ceremony.
Whatever feels right for you, we’ll listen and help you choose what best fits your family’s wishes, beliefs, and emotions.
Our 5-Star Rated Guidebook
With so many enquiries arriving each week, we wanted to create something practical and accessible — a single, trusted source of answers.
Our 5-star rated guidebook, Celebrating the Life of Your Loved One: What to Do with the Ashes, brings together everything we’ve learned from over a decade of helping families. Inside, you’ll find:
Inspiration for ceremonies and creative tributes.
Advice on formalities and permissions.
Guidance to help you choose the right resting place.
It’s designed to help you think clearly and compassionately, ensuring your decisions reflect both your wishes and those of your loved one.
Available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon.
Speak to Someone Who Understands
We’ve been helping families through this journey for more than ten years — answering questions, calming anxieties, and creating meaningful ways to say goodbye.
If you’re not sure where to begin, or if you simply want to talk it through, speak to someone who truly understands. We’re based in Devon but help families across the UK and beyond.
Whatever you decide to do — scatter, keep, plant, or craft — we’ll be here to guide you through every step with warmth, honesty, and care.
Because remembering well is the last gift of love we can give.