While widespread in many countries since the dawn of time, cremation has been a far less common funeral practice in many others, including France.
This is no longer the case, since in 2020, it concerned 37% of the deceased in our country, over 1.62 million people in Europe, over 1.4 million in North America and over 5 million in Asia.
With the sharp rise in cremations, the question of scattering is becoming more and more of an issue. However, the funeral services available to families in this area remain extremely limited and fall far short of their expectations.
Many families dream of offering nature as a setting for their deceased.
But scattering a loved one’s ashes yourself is far from easy. The idea may seem poetic, but putting it into practice is often complicated due to the emotional burden and constraints involved.
Many companies now allow you to scatter ashes at sea, onboard a boat. However, the boat’s capacity inevitably reduces the number of family members who can attend the funeral, or even prohibits it for those who are elderly or have reduced mobility.
Furthermore, these services are rarely carried out by funeral professionals, and the place of burial is often difficult to identify, since only the GPS coordinates are usually transmitted to the family.
To meet the wishes of the deceased or the expectations of their families, Envol Funér’Air has developed a unique process that offers a real alternative: the aerial scattering of funeral ashes by drone.
Facing the sea or the ocean, on a hill or in the mountains, thanks to a patented system, the ashes are gently scattered in the sky beneath the gaze of the deceased’s loved ones.
No handling of the urn or administrative procedures are required from the family, who are free to focus solely on the emotion of the moment. This service is carried out with all the respect and dignity that the deceased deserves, by professionals who have been trained in Envol Funér’Air’s cutting-edge technology.
Would you like to benefit from this service?
Envol Funér’Air no longer carries out the scattering of ashes, but the network of professionals who will soon be providing this service is being set up.
We look forward to hearing from you.
