Memory Box
Keep letters, photos, cards, and small keepsakes together in one place for quiet reflection.
After the Cremation
The cremation is complete. Many families ask: what now? Here are your options.
Planning a Celebration of Life
Many families who choose direct cremation still hold a gathering. You decide when, where, and how. It might be a garden party, a pub lunch, a walk through a favourite place, or a more formal ceremony. It is yours to design.
Scattering Ashes in Cambridgeshire: Rules and Ideas
In England, ashes can usually be scattered on your own land, in a garden of remembrance, or in many public places with the landowner's permission. Popular places across the Fens include stretches of the River Nene, the Great Ouse, Wicken Fen, and crematorium gardens.
What to Do with Ashes
Families choose many different ways to remember someone after cremation. Ashes can be kept in an urn, scattered, divided between relatives, buried in a churchyard, placed with a memorial tree, or made into jewellery or glass keepsakes.
Memorial Ideas
Simplicity during a difficult time
Memorial Garden or Tree
Planting something living can become a simple, lasting tribute that changes with the seasons.
Memorial Bench
A bench in a meaningful place can create a calm space for remembrance, visits, and quiet conversation.
Commemorative Jewellery
Jewellery or glass keepsakes can hold ashes or an engraved message, keeping someone close every day.
Pricing
Comprehensive care for £1299
Included:
- Collection of your loved one at any time, day or night
- Completion of all necessary paperwork
- Transport to and from the crematorium
- Crematorium fees
- Ashes in a basic urn
Not Included:
- Funeral service or ceremony
- Limousines or formal vehicles
- Flowers or printed materials
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