What are the most meaningful options for a loved one's ashes in Australia?

I think that's very specific to each individual family. Some families like to keep a portion of ashes amongst themselves, so they may purchase something called a keepsake urn, where a small amount of ash is kept. That can be kept on your person in something like a necklace, or on a mantel or somewhere nearby. Some families like to scatter ashes, and so we might decant ashes into a scattering urn that lets you scatter them in multiple locations. Other families like to purchase a decorative urn so the ashes can sit on a mantel and still be present in their lives. It really depends on what you choose to do with your loved one's ashes, and it's a very personal thing to decide as a family. Your funeral director can help you organise all of that. Here at Willed Funerals, we can help you with different options for urns and give you advice depending on what you'd like to do with the ashes.