Posts by Matt Young

How Scattering Ashes Can Go Wrong: What You Need to Know Scattering ashes is a meaningful and symbolic way to honor a loved one who has passed. This practice allows the family to return their loved one’s remains to nature in a place that held special significance. However, despite the good intentions behind it, scattering…

How to Plan an Ashes Scattering Service: A Comprehensive Guide Planning an ashes scattering service is a meaningful way to honor and celebrate the life of a loved one. It can be a deeply personal and emotional experience, but with careful planning, you can create a beautiful and respectful tribute. Here’s a step-by-step guide to…

Five Things No One Tells You About Scattering Ashes Scattering a loved one’s ashes is a deeply personal way to honor their memory and celebrate their life. While many people choose to gather friends and family for the occasion, there are a few important considerations that are often overlooked. Here are five things you might…

At Aerial Ashes, we understand that honoring a loved one’s final wishes is a deeply personal and important responsibility. For those who are unable to be present, we offer a respectful and dignified solution: unaccompanied ashes scattering by drone. This service allows you to have your loved one’s ashes scattered at a location of your…

In this video, we’ll provide a comprehensive guide on everything you need to know about cremated ashes so you can consider how you want to scatter ashes. We’ll explore what cremated ashes look like, how they arrive, and the packaging they come in. Additionally, we’ll offer practical advice on how to scatter ashes in a…

  Jehovah’s Witnesses’ and aerial ashes scattering ashes service beliefts are rooted in specific interpretations of Scripture that guide their practices, particularly regarding the treatment of the dead. Jehovah’s Witnesses generally believe in the resurrection rather than the immortality of the soul, and they emphasize that the Bible does not prescribe a specific method for handling…