How to Scatter Ashes | Stardust Memorials

[@robertsolem9234]

Great resource! There is such little information online about this.

[@Stardustmemorialsurns]

Thanks, Robert! What other videos do you think would be helpful? We would love make more.

[@robertsolem9234]

@@Stardustmemorialsurns I think this was really comprehensive, but perhaps a video about the appearance and consistency of ashes would be useful to people? Many people often expect the ashes will just be a small volume of fine powder and can be shocked at it's appearance. Ashes can often contain large bone fragments, which can of course be distressing for some people. Additionally, many people are surprised about the weight and volume of the ashes; I think it would be helpful for people to know just how heavy and voluminous their loved one's ashes could potentially be.

[@Stardustmemorialsurns]

@@robertsolem9234 Great suggestion! We often get this feedback from families. We're adding this to our content plan.

[@Greenz1100]

Thank you so much.

[@africansinclair]

Real ashes are coarse, heavy and full of bone fragments! I'm planning a ceremony here in Northern Ireland, so after a dig around in the urn, I now know that there will be no gentle dispersion of the ashes by wind! It's better to be prepared and know what you are working with, then be shocked during the ceremony.