Quick Guide: 9 Facts About Cremation And Ashes
Quick Guide: 9 Facts About Cremation And Ashes
When it comes to farewells, cremation is a rising choice for 75% of Aussie families due to its practicality and affordability. Let’s dive into the nitty-gritty with Funera Sydney’s speedy guide.
- What's Cremation?
Cremation means turning the body into ashes with intense heat instead of traditional burial. - How's it Done?
Funera Sydney's caring team collects the deceased, then either directly to the crematorium for a simple process or to a formal ceremony before heading to the crematorium. - What's the Process?
Before cremation, any impacting items are removed, and the body is sealed in a coffin. The cremator heats up to 800-1000 degrees, transforming the remains into ashes over a few hours. - Cheaper Than Burials?
Usually, yes. Cremations skip costs like plots and headstones. Direct cremation, the most affordable choice, ditches the ceremony, allowing families to plan a more personal memorial later. - Can You Have a Memorial?
Absolutely. Cremation offers flexibility. Funera Sydney supports families in planning a fitting memorial ceremony at any special place. - Splitting Ashes?
Yes, you can split them between decorative urns or as you wish. Funera Sydney makes it happen based on your preferences. - Can Ashes Be Buried?
Despite cremation, ashes can still find a final resting place. Funera Sydney suggests various options, including burial or creating a living memorial with a plant or tree. - How to Arrange a Scattering?
Flexibility is key. Families can plan a scattering ceremony at a significant location, with Funera Sydney offering suggestions and guidance. - Cremation in the Bible?
While the Bible mostly mentions burial, cremation aligns with returning to dust (Genesis 3:19). Funera Sydney respects diverse beliefs and customs.
In Conclusion:
Funera Sydney is here to guide you through personalised farewells, whether through burial, cremation, or direct cremation. Celebrate the unique life lived with us.
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