Latest Death guides
We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
It’s a common consideration that many parents will experience at some point: Can I bring my child to a funeral?
There are several types of funerals in Australia. In this guide, we go through each one to help you plan for you or a loved one.
Choosing the services of a funeral director and avoiding DIY funerals is crucial when planning a funeral.
These 4 well-known figures chose to end their own lives. Here are the notes they left behind.
Ever locked eyes with a black raven and wondered if it was a sign from a loved one? Turns out, it could be.
When a child loses someone close to them, it can be a difficult and uncertain time. Read on for some useful tips and resources to help them navigate their emotions.
Bereavement flowers are common practice, but what if you'd prefer something else to honour the memory of your loved one?
Grief counselling and bereavement services in Australia are a great option for those dealing with grief from a loss. Check out this guide for helpful links.
When a person passes away, a death notice and death certificate must be completed.
Writing a death notice can be overwhelming during an emotional time
We look at what to do when someone dies, including registering the death and taking care of the Will.
Embalming in Australia is a popular way to preserve a body for a funeral with an open casket.