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Arrange a time with the family if a viewing is being considered | Arrange advertising of the funeral on radio and newspapers | Arrange music, flowers and information for Memorial Book | Burials or cremations | Completing the necessary papers for registration and cremation if required with the family | Contacting council, cemetery trust or the crematorium | Liaise with clergy or celebrant on your behalf in arranging a day and time for the funeral. | Monumental headstones and plinths | Pre-arranged funeral plans and bonds | Securing the doctors certificate of cause of death

What is cremation?

Cremation is a process of turning remains into bone fragments by way of heat and flames.

What is a direct cremation?

The most cost effective way to be cremated is direct cremation. A direct cremation is a no-service cremation, the company will pick up the body from the funeral home delivery them to the crematorium and then will return the ashes to you.

How long do cremated ashes last?

Cremated ashes sealed tightly in an urn can last for centuries. However, most people choose to scatter the ashes in the ocean or a place of significance for the deceased.

Can you cremate animals?

Yes. Pet crematories usually cremate, cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, birds and reptiles. They usually take 45 minutes to a couple of hours to cremate.