A pre-planned service allows you to arrange your funeral in advance, giving you control over the details and ensuring your wishes are carried out when the time comes. By making these decisions ahead of time, you relieve your loved ones of the emotional and financial burden during an already difficult time. Pre-planning includes choosing your preferred service type, location, and any specific details for your ceremony, burial, or cremation. It also offers the option to pay for services upfront, locking in costs and providing peace of mind for your family.

A private or no-service cremation is a simple, dignified option where the focus is solely on the cremation process without a formal ceremony or service beforehand. This option is often chosen by individuals who prefer a more private, low-key approach or who wish to have a memorial service at a later time. While there is no public gathering, the cremation is carried out with the same care and respect as any other funeral service, ensuring your loved one is treated with dignity. Families can still choose to hold a memorial or scattering ceremony at a later date.

A cremation service involves holding a ceremony before the cremation takes place, where family and friends can gather to honour and remember the life of their loved one. The service can be personalized to reflect the deceased’s life, with music, readings, and eulogies. This allows attendees to share memories and pay their respects in a meaningful way. After the ceremony, the loved one is then cremated, and the ashes are returned to the family for further memorialization, such as scattering or placement in an urn.

A burial service is a ceremony held to honour and say farewell to a loved one before they are laid to rest in a cemetery or other burial site. The service typically includes a gathering of family and friends, where speeches, readings, prayers, or eulogies may be shared to celebrate the deceased's life. This can be a formal service with music, or a more intimate gathering, depending on your preferences. After the service, the body is lowered into the grave, and the family has the option to participate in rituals such as placing flowers or earth on the casket.

A memorial service is a ceremony held to honour and remember a loved one, typically after the cremation has taken place. This service provides an opportunity for family and friends to gather, share memories, offer condolences, and celebrate the life of the deceased. The ashes are often present at the service, displayed in an urn or another meaningful container. The ceremony can be personalized with music, readings, eulogies, and other tributes, creating a meaningful experience that reflects the life and legacy of the individual. This service can take place at a time and location that best suits the family, allowing for a more flexible and personal memorial.