The sea, with its vastness and timeless rhythm, has long been a source of solace and wonder. For many, it holds a deep personal connection, a place of peace and reflection. When a loved one passes, finding a meaningful way to honor their memory becomes paramount. Burial at sea, a
Saying goodbye to a loved one is a deeply personal and emotional experience. For many families, scattering ashes at sea offers a serene and meaningful way to honor their loved one’s memory. The vast, calming ocean serves as a beautiful backdrop for this final tribute. If you’re considering this option
Losing a beloved pet is one of the hardest experiences we can go through. They are more than just animals; they are family members who bring joy, comfort, and unconditional love into our lives. When the time comes to say goodbye, it’s important to honor their memory in a way
Let’s explore a deeply touching and often overlooked aspect of saying goodbye to our loved ones: understanding the legal and regulatory considerations in California for scattering ashes at sea. Most people know this to be a very touching thing. It allows the family to set the soul of the deceased
Today, let’s dive into the topic of navigating burial at sea in California. It’s a deeply personal and significant decision and understanding the ins and outs of the process can help ensure a meaningful and respectful farewell for your loved one. Safety Measures and Precautions Before embarking on a burial
Today, let’s embark on a journey to understand the profound tradition of scattering ashes by the sea, also known as sea burials. It’s a deeply personal and emotionally significant practice that has touched the lives of many, offering a serene and meaningful way to bid farewell to our loved ones.
Today, I want to talk about something that might feel a bit heavy, but it’s also incredibly meaningful: planning a memorial service. Specifically, we’re diving into the unique and beautiful practice of scattering ashes at sea, right in the heart of Southern California. Losing someone we love is undoubtedly one
Prince Charters allows guest to celebrate their loved one in many creative ways. Once during a sea burial charter, a family brought a basket with shells and small pieces of drift wood. Prior to the ash scattering charter the family had etched a drawing or message into each piece of
Prince Charters was originally founded in 1965 by Captain Doug’s grandfather, Dr. Gilbert Prince. It all began with a love for the sea, and a priest who found a way to use that love to create a very special ministry to the bereaved.
The Rev. Gilbert Prince, then rector of St. James, South Pasadena, led a group of clergymen in persuading California’s legislators to change the state law so that families could bring home ashes of their loved ones.
Captain Doug continued his grandfather’s legacy serving Huntington Beach, Long Beach, Newport Beach and the many surrounding communities with ash scattering memorial services.
Dr. Gilbert Prince
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