"No wish was too outlandish. Impressive! It was carried out very successfully too."
Ingo Verwoldt
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A final journey to Burning Man
A final journey to Burning Man
The ultimate festival Many of us know someone whose alternative way of thinking has broadened our horizons. Imagine a Mad Max-like setting: a pop-up city shaped by choreographed anarchy. In Nevada, Black Rock City in the Black Rock Desert creates space for unconventional ideas and free-spirited thinking, welcoming people who have always thought outside the box and hoped for a warmer, less consumption-driven society. The Burning Man Festival brings these ideas together. If you wish, we take the „Burner Byway“ road trip from Reno to the festival site with the bereaved family. We can scatter the ashes there or incorporate them into a specially made „Mutant Car“, one of the vehicles transformed into temple-like works for the week. Portions of the ashes can also be given to other Burners in necklaces or bracelets, or incorporated into one of the many artworks, according to the wishes of the person who has died and their family. There are many possible ways to shape a farewell around the Burning Man Festival, and we would be honoured to create a personal "Goodbye" with close attention to detail and respect for Burner principles.
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Translated from the original German
"No wish was too outlandish. Impressive! It was carried out very successfully too."
Ingo Verwoldt
"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
"It is difficult to find a funeral director willing to care for a four-legged companion who has died. From the first contact and the cremation through to the keepsake: thank you."
Vicky Holzapfel