Reading room · Funerals

It's common to send flowers to mourning family and friends, but did you know there are ways to reduce your eco-footprint even with this seemingly 'green' gift.

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Funerals and cremation are important in counteracting the initial stages of grief. Let’s unpack this.

Cardboard coffins are a more sustainable alternative when saying goodbye to a loved one. Keep reading to learn more about this eco-friendly option.

Writing an epitaph may seem easy, but finding just a few words to capture the essence of a loved one can be a real challenge. Read on for some real examples to get you started.

A funeral celebrant plays a significant role in helping people commemorate the lives of their departed loved ones. If you’ve ever considered becoming a funeral celebrant, this guide is for you.

When a loved one passes away, choosing a burial plot that's right for your family can be a daunting task. Read on to find out more about burial plots within Australia.

Wondering what to expect at a funeral? While no two funerals are ever the same, there are a few commonalities that you can expect on the day.

Understanding the death care industry can be confusing, but it’s something everyone will need to navigate at some stage.

A deep dive into an aquatic alternative to more traditional cremation methods.

If you have lost someone or your loved one is in palliative care, and they previously served in the Australian Defence Force (ADF), know that there is plenty of support and financial assistance available to help you process and navigate this difficult time.

Funeral viewings offer those who remain the opportunity for one final face-to-face farewell. But they aren't for everybody. Read on to learn more about this long held tradition.