General Guidelines for Scattering Ashes in the U.S.
Sarah Marie Sherbon Sarah Marie Sherbon

General Guidelines for Scattering Ashes in the U.S.

Scattering ashes in a natural setting is a powerful and personal tribute.

But because it involves public lands, waterways, and ecological sensitivity, it’s important to follow a few key principles.

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Free Cremains Kit & How Ash Scattering Works
Sarah Marie Sherbon Sarah Marie Sherbon

Free Cremains Kit & How Ash Scattering Works

Our ash scattering services were designed for all families — whether you’re grieving a recent loss or quietly carrying a loved one’s ashes from years ago.

We offer a simple, dignified way to move from storage to ceremony, from uncertainty to closure.

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Why So Many New Yorkers Are Choosing Ash Scattering
Sarah Marie Sherbon Sarah Marie Sherbon

Why So Many New Yorkers Are Choosing Ash Scattering

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s a more meaningful way to say goodbye, you’re not alone. In fact, studies suggest that up to 20% of cremated remains are never scattered or interred — simply because families aren’t sure what to do.

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Complete Guide to Traveling with Ashes
Sarah Marie Sherbon Sarah Marie Sherbon

Complete Guide to Traveling with Ashes

Complete Guide to Traveling with Ashes:

We'll cover everything from TSA and airline regulations, to tips for keeping your loved one’s urn secure during long car rides, to international travel considerations that help you stay in compliance with the law.

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🌲 Are Ashes Bad Luck?
Sarah Marie Sherbon Sarah Marie Sherbon

🌲 Are Ashes Bad Luck?

Keeping a loved one’s ashes without knowing what to do next is more common than you think. Grief has no timeline, and for many people, deciding what to do with cremains takes time—sometimes months or even years. If you’re holding onto ashes and feeling uncertain, that’s okay. You’re not alone.

But when you’re ready, giving the remains a resting place—symbolic or physical—can offer deep emotional relief. It transforms a state of holding on into a gesture of letting love go forward.

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