Cremation Options
CREMATION OPTIONS / PRICE LIST
“we have created affordable funeral prices and cremation options that are designed around the needs of Melbourne families”
Basic
Cremation Options
$2875
The Fastest growing choice of many families is Basic Cremation. Sometimes referred to as direct or unattended cremation, this option provides for the basic minimum requirements for cremation. This unattended cremation service has no mourners in attendance. Cremation Fees Included
Intermediate
Cremation Options
$7470
For Melbourne Families requiring a small cremation service, this Intermediate cremation options provides the most common items people choose for cremation without some of the extras. Providing a small simple service at the crematorium. Optional extras can be added at additional cost should they be required. Cremation Fees Included
Traditional
Cremation Options
$8450
The Traditional Cremation Options affords the greatest flexibility and for multiple services, such as in a church or other funeral venues across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula and is the most common choice for families. The Traditional funeral includes a number of optional extras that many families request such as Audio Visual and Memorial Books. Our packaging enables us to offer affordable funeral prices. Cremation Fees Included
It’s Your Choice
Traditional or Environmental Coffin Choices
Up until now the choice between environmental coffins and Traditional coffins has often been decided on price, as most environmental coffins have been considerably more expensive.
With our environmental choice program, you can Choose between a Traditional Richmond Coffin or an Environmental Wicker at the same costs.
Traditional Coffins: Traditional coffins are typically made from various materials such as hardwood (e.g., oak, walnut, mahogany), softwood (e.g., pine), metal (e.g., steel), or composite materials. These materials often involve the use of chemicals and non-renewable resources.
OR
Environmental Coffins: Environmental or eco-friendly coffins are designed with sustainability in mind. They are often made from biodegradable or renewable materials such as bamboo, willow, cardboard. These materials break down more easily in the environment, reducing their long-term impact.
Ultimately, the choice between traditional coffins and environmental coffins depends on your personal preferences, cultural considerations, budget, and environmental values.
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