We help families in Geelong plan funerals and memorial services that honour their loved one's life and story with authenticity.
A funeral or memorial can take many forms. Whether you'd like a traditional service in a church, a celebration at our exclusive auditorium, or a gathering in a park by the bay, we have the experience and local knowledge to bring your vision to life. We'll walk you through the process from start to finish, making sure every detail reflects what matters most.
Over the years, our funeral directors have built strong relationships with faith communities across Geelong. We work closely with clergy and faith leaders to ensure every service is handled with deep respect.
We are proud to serve Geelong’s multicultural communities and take pride in planning services that reflect your culture. We come from a place of humility, mindful that we are guests in your cultural space and here to support in whatever way we can.
We honour your loved one in their own special way. From their favourite music and poems to treasured photos, we'll make sure these are woven into the day, creating a farewell that feels truly personal.
While there's a lot to organise, we break it down and guide you through the process step-by-step.
Here are some of the ways we support you:
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We're available 24/7 to provide prompt and compassionate support. We'll transfer your loved one into our care with dignity, and assist with collecting and dispatching medical certificates, and register the death with the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
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We'll sit down with you for a personal consultation, liaise with your chosen clergy or celebrant, arrange music, help craft press notices and coordinate with florists to create a service that truly honours your loved one.
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Whether you choose one of our six chapels, our exclusive auditorium, or another meaningful venue, we'll coordinate with your preferred cemetery or crematorium, provide the hearse and funeral vehicles and organise after-service refreshments.
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We offer private family viewing facilities across our locations and prepare your loved one with dignity.
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We provide memorial attendance books, mourning stationery, live-streaming and recording of services and can connect you with grief support resources whenever needed.
Everyone we spoke to and everything they did was perfect.
There wasn't anything we asked that couldn't be answered. Our mum's funeral was exactly what we and her, wanted.
The staff was kind and helpful and thought of everything.
The process was made simple and and my wishes were taken seriously. I felt that I had a team working with me and supporting me in placing my brother to his final rest. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Anyone I dealt with was understanding and helpful. Very professional in manner but also caring.
Anything asked was no trouble. Very supportive at the service. I was a bit lost at the completion but someone was there to guide me. So grateful.
A funeral typically takes place within days or weeks of someone passing and usually includes a burial or cremation as part of the service. A memorial, on the other hand, is held after the burial or cremation has already taken place, sometimes weeks or even months later. Both offer meaningful opportunities to gather, reflect and honour a life in a way that feels personal and true to their story.
There's no need to rush. We'll guide you through each step at a pace that feels comfortable, helping with the immediate essentials while giving you the time and space to make thoughtful decisions about the service itself.
Yes and we encourage it. Whether it's playing their favourite songs, displaying treasured photos, or incorporating meaningful objects or rituals, we'll help you create a service that truly reflects who they were and the memories you hold dear.
Yes. We can help you incorporate eco-friendly choices such as biodegradable caskets, natural materials, locally sourced flowers or sustainable keepsakes, ensuring the service aligns with your loved one's values.
We have extensive experience arranging services in all kinds of locations, from parks to churches, community halls and private properties. We'll coordinate all the logistics to make sure the venue you choose feels right and reflects your loved one's story.
For the initial meeting, we recommend bringing a supportive family member or friend, your loved one's personal details (including full name, date of birth, residence), marriage certificate if applicable, a recent photo, and any prepaid funeral plan documents if they exist. Decisions around presentation, such as clothing, makeup or specific photos for the service, can be made later in the planning process.
Day or night, we're here to help. Whether you're facing a loss right now or planning for the future, our team is ready.
