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When making funeral arrangements for a loved one, an essential decision involves choosing between burial and cremation. This significant choice depends on various factors, including religious or spiritual beliefs, financial considerations, and environmental consciousness.
It's crucial to understand that opting for cremation is just one aspect of providing meaningful end-of-life care. Gathering family and friends offers everyone a chance to share cherished memories and find support. Our team is here to assist you in planning a suitable memorial service, whether or not the cremation urn is present, at our facility or a location of your choice.
We provide three primary cremation options, each customisable to suit your needs:
Traditional cremation resembles a conventional funeral, with the deceased's body placed in a coffin or casket as the centrepiece of the commemoration. Visitations can occur before the funeral services. After cremation, the cremated remains are returned to the family, who can decide to scatter, bury, or keep the ashes in an urn.
A memorial gathering can take place at any time following the cremation. During this service, the urn is typically displayed, and it can be held in any setting preferred by the family.
Direct cremation includes completing all necessary paperwork and transporting the deceased from the hospital, home, nursing facility, or coroner's office directly to the crematory for the cremation process.
Making funeral arrangements is a deeply personal journey that involves careful consideration of various factors. We are here to support you through every step of the planning process, offering customisable services to help create a meaningful tribute that reflects the life and legacy of your loved one. Remember, this is not just about the method of disposition; it’s about celebrating their memory and finding closure together with family and friends. Let us guide you in creating a heartfelt memorial that will be cherished for years to come.