"At last someone is standing up to our outdated funeral regulations. Wonderful. Keep it up!"
Christian Dauert
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A final voyage aboard a cruise ship
A final voyage aboard a cruise ship
A final voyage on the open sea with those you love For cruise enthusiasts, we offer distinctive final voyages that reflect their love of life at sea. The urn containing the ashes of the person who has died can be carried aboard a cruise ship to the place of burial at sea. Alternatively, you can make this special final voyage together with your family and our master of ceremonies, creating a deeply personal journey of remembrance. As required for a burial at sea, the available urns are made from biodegradable materials and carry an environmental certificate. We offer a wide range of options. The time and place at which the urn is committed to the sea will also depend on the ship's route. The ceremony may need to take place in the middle of the night if that is the only time the cruise ship is beyond the twelve-nautical-mile limit required between the mainland and the burial location. If you book the complete package, our team will arrange permission for the burial at sea, handle all the necessary formalities and organise the ceremony on the open water. You can also follow the ceremony online from anywhere in the world or watch the resulting film. As a special 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 those you love can visit you there at any time.
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"At last someone is standing up to our outdated funeral regulations. Wonderful. Keep it up!"
Christian Dauert
"At these prices, I was initially concerned that there might be hidden charges, as you so often read. With Bestattungsportal, there are no unwelcome surprises. Very knowledgeable and transparent."
Anna-Lisa Becker
"Thank you for the many moving moments at our father's funeral service – it was exactly what he would have wanted!"
Sören Johannsen