1. What is direct cremation?
   Direct cremation is a simple, cost-effective process where the deceased is cremated without a traditional funeral service or viewing. This option allows families to honour their loved ones in a straightforward and dignified manner, with the ashes returned to the family for future memorialisation or scattering.

2. Are there any additional costs involved in direct cremation?
   The cost of direct cremation generally includes transportation, cremation, return of ashes, and assistance with obtaining the death certificate and cremation documents. Additional costs may apply for optional services such as a memorial service, urn selection, or oversized cremation liner.

3. Can we hold a memorial service after direct cremation?

      Yes, a memorial service can be scheduled at a later date, allowing families to gather and celebrate the life of their loved one at a        time that is most convenient for them.

4.   What happens to the ashes after direct cremation?
     After the cremation, the ashes will be returned to the family in an urn or container of their choice. Families have the option to           keep, scatter, or bury the ashes in a meaningful way that honours their loved one.