Where can you Scatter Ashes in Chicago?
If you are wondering where you can scatter ashes in Chicago, Adeline’s Sea Moose offers a beautiful and meaningful way to honor the memory of a loved one.
Adeline’s Sea Moose, a private Chicago yacht rental, offers charters specifically for scattering ashes on Lake Michigan that can accommodate up to 45 family and friends for a truly memorable way to celebrate a Loved One.
Adeline’s Sea Moose can customize the experience with a captain and crew, floral arrangements, decor, food, beverages, music, and a ceremony for up to forty-five people. Our event coordinator can arrange charters, walk you through the process, and help you make arrangements.
Ash scattering services on Lake Michigan
Ash Scattering on Lake Michigan Grieving the Loss of a Loved One is different for everyone, and knowing what to do with ashes after cremation may help with the grieving process.
Chicago Private Yacht Rentals dignified “Burial at Sea”Family and Friends Memorial ash scattering services from the Adeline’s Sea Moose offer a thoughtful way to remember your Loved One and a healing experience for you, your family, and others who join the tribute to the life of a person you all loved and cherished.
For families and friends who can not attend a scattering of their Loved One’s ashes, Chicago Private Yacht Rentals Captain Ceremonial Burial at Sea ash scattering services has Adeline’s Sea Moose captain and crew bringing the cremated remains on the tranquil lake voyage and perform a dignified and documented Lake Michigan scattering of ashes, with that documentation provided to you.
Requirements to scatter ashes in Chicago
The requirements to scatter ashes in Chicago’s Lake Michigan. Scattering ashes in Lake Michigan in Chicago is regulated by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRDGC). According to their rules, it is necessary to obtain a permit to scatter ashes within the jurisdiction of the MWRDGC. Additionally, here are some guidelines for scattering ashes:
- Ashes must be scattered from a boat or pier more than 50 feet away from any swimming area or beach.
- All remains must be dispersed entirely and cannot be visible from either above or below the water’s surface.
- Artificial flowers and other decorations may not be placed in the lake at any time.
- Ashes should never exceed five gallons per vessel per day, as this could damage nearby habitats or water conditions.
- Dispersal of ashes should take place during daylight hours only, between sunrise and sunset.