Direct Cremation without fuss $1,995RRP*
Funeral Directors take care of the cremation so you can create a personal memorial that’s right for you and your family. *See exclusions below.
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Funeral Directors take care of the cremation so you can create a personal memorial that’s right for you and your family. *See exclusions below.
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Funeral Directors collect and transfer your loved one and transport them to an approved mortuary and help you plan the cremation. They work with doctors to complete all the necessary paperwork.
Funeral Directors organise all the paperwork and carry out a direct cremation without a funeral service. So you can spend more time planning a memorial with your family.
Funeral Directors arrange for the collection of your loved one’s ashes. You can then arrange your own memorial service before keeping or scattering the ashes.
*What's not included: Recommended Funeral Home Fees do not include fixed government and private Cemetery/Crematorium costs and optional extras. Recommended fees specified in the website are recommended prices only, and any Funeral Home can charge higher or negotiate lower professional fees and charges for any aspect of the funeral of any deceased person. Actual funeral price will vary across Australia depending on your State, location, crematorium/cemetery selection, choice of funeral home and individual circumstances. Contact the selected funeral home and/or Cemetery/Crematorium to determine their fixed charges applicable to you. For a more comprehensive overview of ordering a funeral online, please read our terms and conditions and FAQs for more information.
Once we’ve returned your loved one’s ashes, you’re free to celebrate their life anytime, anywhere. Here are some suggestions to get you started:
Visit their favourite beach or beauty spot and scatter their ashes into the wind.
Get family and friends together and fill the time with amazing memories.
Put on a picnic spread for a relaxed memorial, and raise a glass.
Take everyone out for brunch, lunch or dinner at one of their favourite places.
Turn their ashes into a ring or a sparkling pendant that you can keep forever.
If a memorial isn’t right for you, just keep the ashes or display them at home.
From where the funeral takes place, to things like music, flowers and readings, It's up to you what you include - there's really no right or wrong way.
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