Planning a Sea Burial begins with selecting the right cremation provider. For ocean scatterings, we recommend keeping it simple—and that’s why we recommend the Cremation Society of America (CSA).
For an ashes-at-sea ceremony, you don’t need a viewing, funeral home chapel, or any unnecessary add-ons. All you truly need is a direct cremation service that will respectfully cremate your loved one and return their ashes to you. Cremation Society of America offers just that—no upsells, no fluff—just compassionate, professional care at one low fee.
CSA has pioneered one of the most streamlined and accessible systems in the industry. Their Cremation Simplified® platform allows you to complete the entire process online, without needing to visit an office or funeral home. You can order services for immediate need (if someone has just passed) or pre-plan for the future.
Thousands of families have trusted CSA because they offer a clear, all-inclusive package that includes:
Once the cremation is complete, CSA will return the ashes to you—typically in a small, durable box containing a secured bag of remains inside. Simply bring the ashes to our Sea Burials office or directly to the boat, and we’ll take care of everything from there.
Our captain will guide you through our signature basket ceremony on board, a beautiful and respectful way to say goodbye at sea.
CSA also offers a selection of biodegradable urns, ideal for sea burials. Let us know your preference, and we’ll help coordinate with their team to make sure everything is prepared.
If you’re planning a sea burial now or pre-planning for the future, we encourage you to consider Cremation Society of America. Their trusted, transparent service is exactly what families need during such an emotional time.
Visit www.cremationsocietyofamerica.com to learn more or get started today.
SeaBurials.com, a Searenity Services, LLC Company set out to change the way we remember our loved ones. A celebration of life at sea that brings you and you loved one together for the final goodbye without the melancholy of a traditional funeral.
