You can also use this section to plan where you want your ashes to be spread.

Keep a record for future generations, when you do something as symbolic as scattering a loved ones ashes you think you will always remember the exact details.

However, as this often done in a time of extreme emotional stress when the detail and the memory can become blurred. Keep a record and put it with your family certificates.

Things to record:

• Where - simple enough, but be detailed if there is a reason, not just – Beaumaris, but the end of the pier at Beaumaris
• What time of day you conducted the ceremony – eg dawn; sunset;  midday; midnight;  a specific time. If you are planning a ceremony then sunrise and sunset are symbolic and if you are choosing a popular spot – less busy.
• When – the date – any particular reason why this date was chosen? A birthday or anniversary?
• Why you choose to scatter there, stories will be passed down why that particular spot was selected – leave no one guessing
• Who was there
• Detail - e.g. did everybody there sprinkle some ashes. Was there an Order of Service, if so attach it

You can download a sheet that contains all the elements you need to record – recording the scattering ashes ceremony