Burials
We help organise all the essentials for burial services such as selecting a burial plot, choosing a casket, and arranging the ceremony. Important elements such as cemetery regulations and religious preferences are accounted for when organising a funeral for your loved one. Funeral directors, experienced in coordinating these details, can provide guidance based on specific needs or questions.
Interments
Where your loved one is placed to rest is different for each religion and family.
Burial
A burial is a traditional funeral practice where the deceased person's body is interred in the ground, usually in a designated cemetery or burial site. It involves placing the loved one in a casket, which is then lowered into a grave, often accompanied by religious or cultural rituals, marking a solemn farewell and providing a sense of closure for the bereaved.
Mausoleum/ Crypt
A mausoleum is a structure designed for above-ground entombment of the deceased, featuring compartments called crypts or tombs for caskets or urns. They serve as an alternative to traditional burials, constructed with durable materials and architectural features, offering a means of memorialisation across diverse cultures and religions.
Vault
A cemetery vault, typically owned by families or communities, is constructed from durable materials such as concrete or marble to encase a casket or coffin, providing structural support and protection from the elements. Its use is often mandated by certain cemeteries to maintain the integrity of the grounds and ensure additional preservation measures.
