Stillborn Cremation

Our service provides a respectful farewell without a formal funeral ceremony. It's designed for families who prefer a private or later memorial, while ensuring your loved one is cared with gentle respect throughout the process.

- transfer of your loved one into our care
- bathing, dressing, and placing into casket
- legal paperwork for permission to cremate
- transport to the chosen crematorium
- ashes can be collected by the family

POHIBITED ITEMS FOR CREAMTION🚫

For safety and regulatory reasons crematoriums restrict certain items from being placed with the deceased during cremation. These items can pose risks to staff, equipment, and the environment.

- any liquids or empty bottles
- volatile products, aerosol, lighters and flammables
- leathers and helmets
- flags
- money
- jewellery and watches
- animals (other ashes)
- illegal substances

HOUSEHOLD & PERSONAL ITEMS

- mattresses
- prosthetic limbs
- soft toys (over 300mm in length)
- sporting equipment (wet suits, surfboards, golf clubs)
- picture frames and glass

EXPLOSIVES & ELECTRONICS

- ammunition or explosive material (like guns and bullets)
- electronic devices (like anything with a battery, mobile phones, pacemakers)

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

- die cast metals, aluminum and copper
- gardening equipment (like spades, forks, )
- pitch/roading materials (like tar, bitumen, asphalt, resin)
- PVC in all forms (like gumboots made from PVC and rubber)
- sawdust

PACKAGING & MATERIALS

- books or excessive amounts of paper
- polystyrene or products containing polystyrene foam
- flower arrangement bases