"Our relative's funeral service was organised with meticulous attention to detail and extraordinary dedication, just as she had wanted."
Micha Thomsen
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A farewell on the Camino de Santiago
A farewell on the Camino de Santiago
"I’m off, then." Family and friends can walk the Camino de Santiago, or just part of it, with our masters of ceremonies or together with you. Along the way, section by section, we tell the life story of the person who has died. At selected places, the ashes are scattered to the winds, while the entire journey pays tribute to the life of this much-loved person. If preferred, we can also walk a former favourite route without family members and steadily leave small amounts of ash along the trail itself. We can accompany this with live GoPro footage so that relatives around the world can take part, or edit a professional and emotional film afterwards, bringing together all the highlights and happy places of the person who has died. At least since Hape Kerkeling's book „Ich bin dann mal weg. Meine Reise auf dem Jakobsweg“, the Camino de Santiago has remained hugely popular among Germans. The book also makes clear, however, the hardships and privations involved in walking all the way to Santiago de Compostela. Our masters of ceremonies are undeterred and are very willing to take on this challenge in honour and memory of the person who has left us. As an additional service, you can receive free access to the new LIFE ID advance-planning app on request, as well as an entry in the "Horizon" book of life, so that your loved ones can visit you in this place at any time.
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Translated from the original German
"Our relative's funeral service was organised with meticulous attention to detail and extraordinary dedication, just as she had wanted."
Micha Thomsen
"To say goodbye for ever to a beloved child – there is nothing worse. Thanks to you, I can carry part of my daughter close to my heart. My heartfelt thanks."
Constanze Wille