Funeral misunderstandings and miscommunication are bound to happen from time to time, but it’s how you deal with them that’s important. The following checklist is provided to help you resolve a dispute if you’re not happy with the service you’ve received from a funeral director.   What are your rights when you pay for a […]

Organising a funeral is one of the most difficult things we will ever be asked to do. People are in a vulnerable state and find it difficult to make decisions when planning a funeral. They don’t know what to do or who to trust. That’s where eziFunerals can help! There are now a number of […]

Losing a parent is often overwhelming. In addition to coping with their grief, the children are often left in charge of planning the funeral as well as handling the various legal details. This can make an already devastating situation more stressful, and often, siblings end up butting heads throughout the funeral planning process. Questions like […]

A funeral notice is a listing placed by the family, usually through the funeral director. They will appear as paid Newspaper ads in the Classifieds or in Obituaries. Death and funeral notices are much shorter than obituaries and usually give very minimal information. A death and funeral notice usually contains the person’s name, city of birth, […]

Peter Erceg | eziFunerals It may be the only thing that’s inevitable in life. But death and the funeral as we know it, is changing. The funeral is an opportunity to remember and mourn the person we have lost and is an important part of the grieving process. It is also an opportunity to gather […]

Many families ask us if they can spend time with their loved one before the funeral service. Although this is a very personal decision and can feel quite confronting, it can be very important to help with the grieving process.   What is a Viewing? A ‘viewing’ is the word we use to describe seeing […]