How do I arrange to be buried at sea

Question

My mother in law wants to dance on my grave

Answer 1

Do you mean immediately?

Answer 2

If you are serious then all you need to do is to instruct an undertaker as to your wishes, you might need to pay him as well, and he will make the necessary arrangements on your death. Be sure to let your next of kin know what you have done and your solicitor. Be a good idea to put into your will as well.

Answer 3

she may go before you!!

Answer 4

so you would rather become fish food then p**p than let your MIL dance on your grave??

seriously if you were a veteran you could have it done....cremation, take you out on a ship and dump your ashes in the sea

Answer 5

The first two answers you have received are incorrect!  You do not HAVE to be cremated, nor do you have to be a Veteran to be buried at sea!  It is a very lengthy, complicated process though and you need to find out what the legalities are in the area where you live.

You don't just dump bodies in the ocean.  They have to be unembalmed, enclosed in mesh and weighted down.  When approval is given for sea burials, they have to be so many miles out from shore and you are given instructions as to where the remains can be released.  It's also very expensive!  Scattering ashes is much less complicated and inexpensive and can be done anywhere.

If you're doing this so your mother in law can't dance on your grave, have you considered that she'd probably be just as happy to pee in the sea!.......and she can do that again and again and again!

Answer 6

You will have to be cremated.