Managing all the necessary paperwork and documentation associated with the cremation process, which can be quite complex and overwhelming for the bereaved family.
Acting as an intermediary between various parties such as family members, authorities and religious institutions (church, priest) to ensure a smooth and organised cremation process.
Offering the service of transporting the deceased from the place of death to the crematorium, which can be a great relief to the family.
Collecting and managing the personal belongings of the deceased, which may include handling sentimental items with care and returning them to the family.
TEnsuring the respectful and appropriate preparation of the deceased's body for the cremation ceremony.
Providing a suitable coffin for the cremation and an urn to hold the ashes afterwards, both of which are important elements of the process in accordance with the family's wishes and religious practices.
Offering floral arrangements and wreaths as a way of honouring the deceased and creating a respectful and comforting environment during the ceremony.
Organising memorial services and funeral ceremonies to provide a meaningful and dignified farewell for the deceased and to allow friends and family to gather and pay their respects.
