Unique Commemorative Options
Looking for a special and meaningful way to honor a loved one’s memory? Consider making a financial donation in their name and receive a dedicated operatic seat or park bench.
A lasting tribute that keeps a loved one alive, dedicating a seat at the prestigious Royal Opera House in London ranges from £1,000 in the upper amphitheatre to £10,000 in the orchestra stalls.
Alternatively, memorial seating in the beautiful Botanical Gardens of Birmingham can be purchased at varying prices, with options starting at £2,500.
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Creative and Unconventional Memorials
If you’re looking for a more unconventional approach, there are plenty of unique options available. Consider turning your loved one’s ashes into jewelry, with prices for a “tribute ring” starting at £295, offered by jewelry designer Ashes Into Glass. You could also incorporate their ashes into tattoo ink, with Armoury Tattoo charging £120 for the ink, but tattoo costs may vary.
For those with a larger budget, you have the option to build a memorial temple in honor of your loved one, subject to planning permission. Golders Green in London is a popular resting place with beautiful gardens and famous memorials. Alternatively, Mid-England Barrow in Warwickshire offers a private chamber on a 99-year lease for £8,000, where you can store your loved one’s ashes.
For a truly unique memorial, there are even companies that can help you shoot your loved one’s ashes into space. Aura Flights offers the service with memorial flights available from £2,950.
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