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How Long After Cremation Should You Scatter Ashes?
There is no deadline for scattering ashes in Florida, and waiting is common. But one 120-day rule does apply, and it catches families out.
09.03.26 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
Understanding the Coordinates on Your Certificate
Every Sea Farewells ceremony is recorded with an exact latitude and longitude. Here is what those numbers are, how they are taken, and what families do with them.
08.28.26 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
Can You Scatter Ashes on a Miami Beach or in Biscayne Bay?

It is one of the first questions families ask, and it is a reasonable one. When someone loved a particular beach, or spent years on the water in Biscayne Bay, returning them to that exact place is the natural thought. A gathering on the sand also sounds simpler than arranging a boat.

The answer is no...

08.21.26 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
What to Expect From a Sea Farewell

Most families planning a sea farewell have never been to one. They know they want the ocean, but the day itself is harder to picture, and not knowing what to expect can make the decision harder than it needs to be. Here is what a sea farewell in Miami actually involves, from choosing the spot to wha...

08.17.26 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
How to Send Cremated Remains to Miami for an Ash Scattering at Sea

When a family chooses an ash scattering at sea in Miami, one practical question comes up quickly: how do the ashes actually get to us?

If you live in the Miami area, you can bring them to us in person. If you are farther away, cremated remains travel by mail, and there are specific federal rules abou...

08.06.26 12:00 PM - Comment(s)