Traditonal Burial Service

• One point of contact for everything, before, during and after - Your Funeral Director, who will guide you each step of the way.
• Professional Fees - covers the management of the funeral ceremony, including all the administrative and legal requirements, including staffing and hearse on the service.
• Transfer of deceased from place of death into our care (within 70km radius).
• Mortuary Care - including hygienic treatment and dressing.
• Death Certificate (from Births Deaths and Marriages).

 With Gratis - Complimentary: 

• Bereavement basket.
• Doula Services. 
• Social Media Funeral Notice; Church/Chapel Personalised Holding Image; 
• 8x10 Framed Portrait; A3 Framed Photo Collage; Personalised Guest Signature Book;
• USB with all media and photographic creations. 
• Tissues and water for family and guests.
• Personalised document & mementoes keepsake box.
• Ongoing 24-hour bereavement support.
• Access to our monthly Death Cafes where people gather to drink tea/coffee, eat cake and discuss dying, death, loss, grief, love and life.

We promise to help you:

• Design the most fitting service to honour your loved one's memory.
• Put forward venue locations i.e. Church, Chapel, Club, Beach.
• Select the most appropriate products, including a Coffin or Casket which are available in varying styles, materials and price points for the perfect fit for your loved one.
• Help in the selection of floral arrangements.
• Recommend funeral stationers to create unique and memorable keepsakes for your family.
• Propose the most appropriate officiant for the service i.e. Clergy, Celebrant, Monk.

• A Graveside funeral burial is held at the place of internment in a cemetery.
• A Graveside funeral ceremony can be thought of as a paired-down funeral.
• Many of the features of the traditional funeral are present, but minimised.
• Viewings are either very brief or not held at all.
• The officiant can be a member of the clergy, celebrant or a friend or family member.
• Pallbearers are generally not used at a Graveside Service, as the coffin is usually in place by the time service attendees arrive.
• Usually only one eulogy is delivered, rather than multiple eulogies, and there tend to be fewer readings and / or prayers.
• There are usually fewer flower arrangements or no flower arrangements which can save money.
• Photo slideshow and photo tributes are not part of a graveside service as the location generally can not accommodate them.