We discuss the most common questions about no service funerals and low-cost funerals in Australia. This article is provided by Sydney Coffins. Sydney Coffins is a memorial product and funeral provider in Australia, specialising in unique and personalised coffins, caskets and funerals. The most common low-cost funeral is…
This is probably the most thought about the question in regards to funerals. What happens when a person has died? and where is their body taken? The Funeral industry is one of or if not the most unique industry for many reasons….
This article is about what is often deemed appropriate to wear to a funeral. This article is provided by Sydney Coffins. Sydney Coffins is a memorial product and funeral provider in Australia, specialising in unique and personalised coffins, caskets and funerals. For many decades the colour black…
There are 3 types of funeral ceremonies When it comes to planning a funeral ceremony there are 3 types of funeral ceremonies but most people would not know them. There is something about the subject of death and funerals where…
Funerals have been around for thousands of years. When one thinks of what a funeral involves it is hard to imagine how much of it can change. Surprisingly, the rate of this change over the past few decades has markedly…
Prices and Expenses for Funerals
1.Get quotes for a resting place and consider a resting place outside of urban areas Final resting places are a huge expense to Australian Funerals. Especially in urban areas.Just as property prices have skyrocketed over the past decade in cities…
Prices and Expenses for Funerals
5 Reasons Australian funerals can be so expensive 1. Final Resting Place Prices Final resting places can be the largest expense of an Australian Funeral, especially in urban areas. Just as property prices have skyrocketed over the past decade in…
Shape difference between a Casket and Coffin The main difference between a casket and a coffin is its shape. A coffin is hexagonal in shape. It has six sides to conform the shape of a body, with a narrow head…
A ‘destitute’ funeral If a deceased person has no pre-arranged funeral, and no money or assets to pay for a funeral they are called a ‘destitute’. The Australian government, the coroner, the police, and other required government departments will investigate to determine whether a person…
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