Should I choose burial or cremation?

Most funerals today are followed by cremation, though burial remains an option for many families. We’ll explain both choices and guide you through what feels right for your situation.

Who can lead the funeral service – a celebrant or clergy?

You may choose a celebrant, a faith leader, or even a family member to lead the service. We’ll support you in finding the right person to reflect your loved one’s life.

Can we spend time with our loved one before the funeral?

Many families find comfort in visiting their loved one before the service. Our private lounges provide a peaceful setting for these moments.

What is mortuary care?

Our qualified embalmers provide respectful care and preparation, ensuring your loved one is presented with dignity.

Can we choose our own flowers, music, and readings?

Yes – personal touches like favourite songs, meaningful readings, or floral tributes make each service unique and memorable.

How do I get a death certificate?

We register the death on your behalf and arrange for the official certificate to be sent directly to you.

What if my loved one needs to be returned from overseas?

If repatriation is required, we’ll guide you through the legal and practical steps to return your loved one home with care.

Is there financial assistance for funeral costs?

Yes – we can advise on support from Work and Income (WINZ), ACC, or other sources, as well as compassionate airfares some airlines offer for immediate family.

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