Many cemeteries now provide dedicated areas for the burial of a loved one's ashes, offering a considered alternative to scattering ashes and giving a permanent place to visit, remember and reflect. Ashes can be interred within a few weeks of a cremation, but can also be something that families arrange many years after the passing of a loved one, giving them a final resting place and closure.
This choice is becoming increasingly popular, offering a lasting tribute while reflecting your loved one's wishes. A wide range of memorial options may be installed, from plaques and small vases to full-size memorials, and some cemeteries also permit half-kerb or lawn-kerb surrounds.
We are happy to discuss the range of memorial options for cremated ashes plots in your area, and can advise on what local cemeteries will permit in line with their restrictions and your preferred choice of memorial.