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How families are remembering loved ones after cremation

How families are remembering loved ones after cremation

by Emily Walker | Jun 4, 2026 | Living Proof

The act of scattering ashes has been a long-time tradition, acting as a way to ensure their loved ones are in a meaningful resting place. But what about those who want their loved ones close to them, in a form that’s eternally near to their heart? Past wishes or...
Ashes to art: painting loved ones back into the home

Ashes to art: painting loved ones back into the home

by Daisy Sanderson | May 20, 2026 | Living Proof

Gary Harper mixes cremation ashes into paint to create memorial artworks shaped by favourite places, songs and small details. Gary had never opened Jack’s ashes. Since 2017, they had stayed sealed away, too precious and too painful to touch. Jack was the family dog,...

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