Deciding how to honor cremated remains is a deeply personal choice. At The Gardens of Boca Raton, we provide compassionate guidance and diverse options that respect the wishes of families, ensuring meaningful remembrance in tranquil, dignified settings.
Families considering cremation have several meaningful memorial options. Whether choosing direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a traditional viewing and visitation, we ensure each choice is personalized, dignified, and respectful.
In Florida, families may scatter cremated remains at sea, on private property, from the air, or within state parks. Each option has specific guidelines to follow. At The Gardens, we assist you in navigating these regulations to ensure a respectful and compliant memorial.
Most individuals choose one of the following traditional ways to honor their loved one’s cremains.
In recent times, families have found creative ways to honor their deceased, using more innovative approaches to honor their legacy in a way that reflects their interests.
At The Gardens of Boca Raton, we offer a few different ways to honor your loved one’s cremains.
We understand that commemorating loved ones involves deeply personal choices. Our compassionate team provides personalized support, ensuring your family’s wishes are fully honored with sensitivity and professionalism.
Contact us today to explore our memorial and cremation options, and create a lasting tribute that genuinely reflects your loved one’s unique life and legacy.
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