Families who arrange a memorial themselves often spend the day working instead of being there. This is what we take care of.
- The cremation
- Private, at a Victorian memorial park, usually within two to three days of the doctor’s certificate. Registrations and the death certificate handled.
- The date
- Set around who has to travel, weeks or months on.
- The venue
- Found, booked and checked for parking, access and a wet-weather plan.
- The celebrant
- Matched to your family and briefed on who they were.
- Order of service
- Written with you, printed and handed to guests as they arrive.
- Music and photographs
- Your songs cued, and a photo tribute to music tested on the venue’s screen.
- Flowers
- Arranged and in place before anyone arrives.
- Food afterwards
- Numbers, timing and dietary needs sorted with the caterer.
- Telling everyone
- An online tribute page with the details of the day.
- Family far away
- A live stream, tested beforehand and recorded to keep.
- The ashes
- Home to you in a handmade urn before the day, and at the memorial if you’d like them there.
- The ashes
- At the memorial if you’d like them there, and placed in a memorial garden or niche the same day if you wish.
- On the day
- We arrive first and leave last. The venue, celebrant and caterer come to us, not you.
- Afterwards
- The urn, guest book and flowers come home with you, and the tribute page stays online.
Your part: tell us about them, choose what matters, and be there.
Already booked a hall or asked a friend to speak? We work around what you’ve arranged.