Losing someone dear leaves a space that no words can truly fill. For many families, scattering a loved one’s ashes feels like a final, loving gesture — a way to set them free while keeping their spirit close. This act can be deeply healing, but it also comes with important considerations. Not every place is appropriate or allowed for scattering ashes, and understanding the laws and customs beforehand ensures your tribute is both meaningful and respectful.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the places where ashes should not be scattered, as well as thoughtful alternatives that can help you celebrate a loved one’s life in a dignified, lawful, and environmentally caring way.
