The process itself takes several hours, and we’ll keep you informed every step of the way. Most families receive their loved one’s ashes within a few days.

Yes. The remains from a water cremation can be placed in any standard urn or memorial container. We offer a range of options and are happy to help you select something meaningful.

Our water cremation service is available for human funerals only.  However, there are companies offering water cremation for pets that we can recommend.

Water cremation is a respectful alternative for those who prefer not to use flame. It’s particularly suitable for cultural or religious beliefs that discourage fire, but we always recommend discussing your individual needs with us.

Absolutely. Water cremation can follow any traditional funeral, memorial, or viewing service. You’re free to honour your loved one with whatever ceremony feels right to you.

Our water cremation process is designed to be safe and respectful. Any metal implants are removed and appropriately handled after the process.

The only solid remains are the powdered bones — similar to traditional cremation ashes — which we dry and return to you in an urn of your choice.

We’re proud to be the first funeral home in New Zealand offering water cremation. The service complies with all current environmental and operational guidelines, and we’re committed to delivering this option to families who value a more sustainable farewell.