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Video: What type of Water Urn should you choose?

Scattering Ashes Over Water: Choosing the Right Water Urn

Scattering ashes over water is one of the most popular choices for a Fourth Ceremony. While you can simply scatter the ashes directly onto the water, many families now choose to use a water urn instead. The reason is simple: cremation ashes are incredibly fine, and even a light breeze can cause them to blow about — something that can make an emotional moment unexpectedly stressful.

A water urn provides a calm, dignified release, allowing the ashes to disperse below the surface without drift or disruption.


Understanding the Different Types of Water Urns

With so many designs available, one of the questions we’re asked most often is:

“What are the differences between all the water urns?”

To help answer this, we’ve created a short video that explains:

  • The main types of water urns

  • The sizes and how much each can hold

  • How they behave on the water

  • What to expect during the ceremony

This gives you the clarity you need to plan the ceremony that feels right for you and your family.


Enhancing the Experience (Optional)

If you’d like to add gentle symbolism or structure, our Water Ceremony Sets offer beautiful biodegradable touches — petals, notes, and small ritual elements that help shape the occasion without making it formal. Many people find these additions help create a more complete and memorable moment.


Your Questions Answered

We’ll be covering many of the questions people ask us in the coming months. If there’s something you’ve always wondered about scattering ashes, feel free to:

  • Pose a question

  • Subscribe to our YouTube channel

  • Or both!

Your questions help shape the guidance we create.

 

 

2 thoughts on “Video: What type of Water Urn should you choose?”

  1. Reply
    Priya - 3rd May 2021

    I would like to book for ashes 16th or 23 rd may

    1. Reply
      Richard Martin - 4th May 2021

      Whereabouts Priya?

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