Questions you may have about Funerals in the Current Environment
Are you still open during the pandemic? Yes, we certainly are open and committed to helping families farewell their loved ones respectfully and within the current government guidelines. We are continuing to operate 24/7 to serve our families during this time. The health, safety and well being of the families we serve and our... Read more
5 beautiful and unique options for your loved one’s ashes after cremation
When it comes to choosing what to do with your loved one’s ashes, you may decide to go down the more traditional path of having them placed in a wall niche or garden area at one of our beautiful cemeteries or an urn for your keeping. While this is a beautiful option for many, others... Read more
What happens to your loved one’s social media accounts after death?
It may not be a topic that is at the forefront of your mind when a loved one passes away, however, their social media account can sometimes cause added pain in the months after their passing. Logging into Facebook or Instagram and receiving a notification from your loved one can be extremely upsetting after they... Read more
Burial Versus Cremation – What to Consider When Deciding Between Both?
The choice between burial and cremation is an important and often an emotional issue; it is helpful if each person makes this decision and tells family members before they pass away so their wishes can be followed. This difficult decision will come down to what’s right for you and your family, and this can be... Read more
10 Alternative Ways to Say “Sorry for Your Loss”
At some point in our lives, we will all have to offer our condolences to someone. And when this time comes, what will you say? Why not trying something a little different, with more meaning? Something a little more personal and authentic than the old “sorry for your loss”? Let’s make this clear:... Read more
How many people can attend the funeral?
Spread the love The updated guidelines, limit attendees of funeral services in Queensland. The new directive for both Indoor and Outdoor Services, (not Wakes and similar gatherings) will allow for a maximum of 200 people (including Celebrant and funeral staff ) with no more than 1 person per 2 square metres. Total 200 people.... Read more
What to consider when choosing a Funeral Director to plan a funeral ahead?
A Funeral Director’s main responsibility is to take on most of the burden of planning a funeral, following your wishes as closely as possible. Planning ahead can give you and your family some space to breathe, without worrying about the details of the funeral. All funeral directors might appear the same at first glance,... Read more
Our Babies Rock of Remembrance Service
“Remembering your child is like a flower to a garden, let the memory linger in your heart.” The Babies Rock of Remembrance Service is a special time for families whose babies have died in early pregnancy, held at the Garden of Remembrance. The next service will be on Friday 31 October 2020 at 2.00 pm.... Read more
Grief or Depression? How to identify what you are going through?
While we all feel sad, moody, or low from time to time, some people experience these feelings intensely, for long periods (weeks, months or even years) and sometimes without any apparent reason. Depression is more than just a low mood – it’s a severe condition that can affect physical and mental health. There are... Read more
Marking a Loved One’s Death Anniversary
Grief is full of milestones. The first birthday after the loved one dies. The first Christmas, Mother’s or Father’s Day. All these occasions remind us of who we’ve lost. So, it’s no surprise that many fear the arrival of the death anniversary. How to get through the day? For some people, the day is the... Read more