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Serving Melbourne and country Victoria, The Last Hurrah funerals caters for all people of all nations, cultures, subcultures, and persuasions. Secular and atheist funerals are a speciality, and earth-based rituals and ceremonies are thoughtfully catered for. The Last Hurrah team also encourages vigils, the family taking the deceased home to lie in state, or at our venue, late-night wakes for Read more…
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At Precious Touch, we believe that people should be remembered for their uniqueness. Whether you have experienced pregnancy loss or the passing of a child, relative or friend, a personalised keepsake will keep the touch of your loved one’s life ever present, enabling you to feel close long after their passing. At Precious Touch Jewellery we create beautiful each unique Read more…
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I’m Annie Bolitho founder of Kinship Ritual. We offer bespoke funerals and end of life planning. The time before and after death is a time for communication. It’s not a time to rush. Kinship Ritual creates a space where you can pause. This makes such a difference when getting together at a sad time, and with the grieving process. I’m a Read more…
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We run a group called You n’ Taboo which exists as an information and education service, holding events, talks, education sessions and other meetings in order to help people understand not only their rights, but what is possible and how to make it happen if they would like to have more say and involvement in their own end of life Read more…
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A shroud is a length of cloth used to cover or wrap a body for funeral ceremonies. Shroud making is expression from the heart, pure and simple. Shroud making is about the experience of being involved in the funeral process, of connecting to your own spirit and to the life of the person that has lived. Shroud Memento offers the Read more…
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Being with a person nearing End of Life requires flexibility, creativity, patience, good sense of humour, lots of experience, being a great listener, and always remaining the student. I provide support in understanding legalities required, assisting with ACD, empowering loved ones and community to aim for a peaceful, calm and pain free death. Then to wash the body, create ritual Read more…
