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Note: Although we only support independent funeral homes, not all independent funeral homes are listed with eziFunerals. So there may be other funeral homes available to you. We also don’t recommend specific funeral homes, services or providers. Funeral directors who decide to register on our site pay a monthly subscription or lead fee. Refer to our funeral director pricing page for information. We may list the order of these listings based on the level of subscription, area searched and date of listing, so please don’t interpret the listing order as an endorsement or recommendation from us. If you decide to request a quote through our website you will be dealing directly with the funeral home or provider and not with us. We endeavour to ensure that the information on this site is current and accurate but you should confirm any information with the funeral home or service provider and read the information they can provide.

Find the Best Funeral Directors Near Brisbane, QLD

We make finding a funeral director in Brisbane easy. As the capital city of the Australian state of Queensland, Brisbane is located on the Brisbane River, near Moreton Bay. Greater Brisbane has a population of nearly 3.5 million people, the third-biggest population in Australia, as well as being one of the oldest cities.

Providing funeral services to the bereaved in Brisbane are local funeral directors, distributed across the city and the surrounding areas.

The majority of Brisbane’s residents identify as Roman Catholic (roughly 24 per cent), alongside a high proportion of Anglicans (16 per cent). Funeral directors in Brisbane are likely to be well-acquainted with the funeral rituals and practices of these Christian denominations. Also significant in Brisbane’s population is the number of Asian Australians. The city has the largest population of Taiwanese Australians in Australia, and the second largest population of Korean Australians. Therefore Brisbane funeral directors may also be able to provide funeral services in-keeping with these cultures’ traditions.

Brisbane has one of the highest proportions of indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islanders of any city in Australia. Therefore funeral directors in Brisbane may have experience meeting the spiritual needs of different indigenous cultures and a variety of religious beliefs.

Brisbane City Council manages 12 cemeteries and three crematoria in and around the city. Three of these cemeteries, Hemmant, Mount Gravatt and Pinnaroo, have burial plots available for purchase, while the other nine are historical graveyards with very limited burial options. The City Council also states that their cemeteries are developed in collaboration with various different religious organisations and members of the city’s Italian, Croatian and Asian communities, to ensure that everyone’s spiritual and cultural needs are catered to.

To find local funeral directors near Brisbane, simply search using your postcode or area. You can filter search results by best rated, most reviewed or nearest, to quickly and easily compare funeral directors near you. Click on a funeral home to see more information, read customer reviews and get in touch to begin making funeral arrangements for your loved one.

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How much does a funeral cost in Brisbane?

Have you ever wanted to know how much does a funeral cost in Brisbane? The cost of funerals in Australia is usually between $4,000 and $15,000 for a private ceremony (Source: www.moneysmart.com.au). Funeral costs in Brisbane can vary significantly depending on the funeral director you select, and the choices you make for the funeral service.

It pays to shop around! Arranging a funeral in Brisbane can be a stressful and overwhelming. From selecting a funeral director, choosing the type of service, venue to music and floral arrangements. eziFunerals can help reduce the stress. At a time when emotions are high, the last thing grieving families need to worry about is money and how much the funeral will cost.

What are the common funeral costs to consider?

Every funeral is different, which means there is no such thing as a standard funeral or fixed cost in Brisbane. There are many options and factors which will determine the final cost of a funeral. You’ll need to consider type of coffin, the location of the funeral, whether it will be private or public, the transportation of the body to and from the funeral home, preparation of the deceased, flowers, funeral vehicles, death certificates, death notices, and much more.

Although most funeral homes in Brisbane will offer all-inclusive packages, it’s a good idea to ask for an itemised breakdown of costs to avoid paying for things you don’t need or want.

Here are some common funeral costs and their estimated starting prices:

• Funeral director fee: $3,000
• Transfer of deceased to funeral home: $300
• Storage of deceased at funeral home: $150
• Preparation of deceased: $200-$600
• Embalming: $600-$1,400
• Death certificate (varies in each state): $49 to $88
• Cremation certificate: $110
• Cremation permit: $100
• Coffin or casket: $400-$10,000
• Burial services (graveside service): $2,000
• Cremation service (at crematorium): $600
• Cremation service with chapel service: $1,200
• Disposal of ashes, wall, niche, urn or rose garden: $1,200
• Celebrant: $300-$600
• Flowers: $200-$500
• Catering: $300+
• Newspaper notice: $200-$300

*All costs and prices quoted were sourced at the time this cost guide was written and should only be used as an estimate.

How much does a cremation cost?

Cremation costs in Brisbane generally range from about $3,000 to $7,200. This will usually include the crematorium cost and the cremation service.

How much does a burial cost?

A burial funeral service in Brisbane will usually cost anywhere between $8,000 and $15,000, or more.

What services do Funeral Directors in Brisbane offer?

Before selecting a member funeral director in Brisbane, you should try to understand exactly what it is they do. Here are the main services offered by our member funeral directors:

• Registering the death after the issue of the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (including a Cremation Certificate if required).
• Transferring the body from the place of death to the funeral director’s premises in accordance with strict health rules concerning handling, transport and storage.
• Meeting you at your home or in their office to discuss your preferences and options. Depending on what you decide, a meeting like this may be less than 30 minutes or up to two or three hours.
• Coordinating between your clergy (or a funeral celebrant if you wish) and the cemetery or crematorium to decide when, where, and what type of service will be needed. In most cases cemeteries and crematoriums will not deal directly with anyone other than a funeral director.
• Preparing and placing death, funeral and obituary notices in newspapers of your choice and organising flowers.
• Preparing the body for burial or cremation.
• Supplying a coffin or a casket.
• Providing a place for a viewing of the body by friends and relatives if desired.
• Transporting the body by hearse to the ceremony and then to the cemetery or crematorium.
• Providing special cars for mourners.
• Paying fees for such things as the cemetery, crematorium and flowers on your behalf.
• Advising and helping you with paperwork involved in accessing any financial reimbursement associated with the funeral (such as a funeral fund).

How do I select a Funeral Home in Brisbane?

Our member Funeral Homes in Brisbane play a vital role in helping families through this difficult time by providing guidance, support, and practical assistance. One of the most important ways that Brisbane member funeral homes help families is by creating meaningful funerals.

Search eziFunerals comprehensive listings now to find member funeral homes in Brisbane. Our FREE service helps you to compare funeral directors quickly and easily to find the right funeral service for you and your loved one.

Simply search your suburb to find local funeral homes near you. You can filter results by location to see how different funeral directors and funeral home compare in your local area.

Click on our member funeral director’s profile in Brisbane to learn more and read independent reviews from people who have used their services. On each funeral home’s profile page you can find a map showing where it is located and contact information if you want to find out more.

You’ll have everything you need to compare funeral directors and make an informed decision. You can request FREE quotes quickly using our form or call a funeral director in Brisbane on the number provided to find out more and begin discussing your loved one’s funeral arrangements.

Find Cremation Providers in Brisbane

Our member Cremation Providers in Brisbane will arrange and provide you with a beautiful and professional Cremation Funeral Service to honour your loved one – for an affordable price. Not all Cremation Providers in Brisbane are the same. Get FREE cremation quotes and compare prices.

Find Brisbane Burial Providers

If you are considering planning or arranging a burial funeral service, whether it be a single graveside service or a dual burial service, our member Funeral directors in Brisbane will deliver an elegant and professional funeral for your loved one.

How to submit a Death and Funeral Notice in Brisbane?

eziFunerals has partnered with Death & Funeral Notices Australia to help you pay tribute to your loved one. Death and funeral notices is a simple and affordable solution that gives the name of the person who died and details of the funeral or memorial service.

You can build, schedule and complete your notice yourself or Funeral Directors can submit a death notice on your behalf. Some funeral directors may charge a fee for this service, while others will not.

How to Plan a Funeral in Brisbane?

Our member Funeral directors in Brisbane are trained professionals who understand the importance of creating meaningful funerals. They can help families to create funerals that are both respectful and comforting, and that will help the family to begin the healing process. Before choosing a funeral director, make sure you consider the following points.

Do your homework

Don’t hurry while choosing a funeral director in Brisbane or other areas. Take the time to look at every option in your area. Avoid the big funeral chains. Evaluate their services with your wishes in mind before narrowing down a couple to reach out to.

For example, if you are looking for a funeral director in Brisbane ensure they are independent and try to reach at least five nearby funeral homes to get the best-suited one.

Compare funeral prices in Brisbane

After short-listing a few funeral homes is Brisbane and other cities, check out the prices and what specific services are covered in their funeral prices to make sure they are suitable and reasonable for your budget. Make sure you ask for a breakdown of the prices before making the final choice.

Check funeral director reviews in Brisbane

Checking reviews of the funeral homes and directors in Brisbane to get a clear insight about the service quality and the type of values they hold. Feel free to check the review of funeral directors in Brisbane. The most recent reviews will typically be the most reliable.

Visit the funeral home in Brisbane

It is essential that you judge the location in person to know if the space will accommodate the guests and how long the commute will be. Usually, funeral directors Brisbane in cover the 10 to 15 km and charge extra to cover the travel expenses. For example, some funeral directors prefer not to travel out of the city for the funerals.

Determine if the funeral service is right for you

Some funeral directors in Brisbane offer a range of special arrangements, such as eco-friendly, natural burials, traditional funeral services and alternative contemporary options. It is advisable to discuss in advance about any preference or wishes you have to include in the funeral process to make sure everything is done as per your specifications. Most funeral directors in Brisbane recommend that your share your wishes in the very first meeting.

Ask for funeral payment options

Ask the funeral director in Brisbane what kind of payment options are available and what mode of payment is acceptable so that you don’t end up looking for cash at the payment time. Check our funeral guides for preferred payment methods of each funeral home. For example, most funeral directors in Brisbane will list their preferred mode of payment to make sure there are no surprises later on. eziFuneralPay provides funeral payment options for a time when you need it the most. With eziFuneralPay you can focus on saying goodbye to your loved one, without having to pay upfront.

Check the funeral director’s qualifications

Make sure to check the qualifications of the funeral director in Brisbane. Many national organisations require that funeral directors be approved or certified. To get the most adequate support and guidance during this highly stressful time, it is best to search for funeral directors around Brisbane, for example, that are acknowledged for their expertise.

Listen to your gut feeling

Lastly, a funeral is undoubtedly an essential part of celebrating a person’s life. Consider all the above points and decide what makes you feel comfortable. Once you’ve hire the right funeral home or director in Brisbane, you should feel relaxed about the funeral.

About eziFunerals

eziFunerals is helping people make the most suitable choice when it comes to funeral services. We are proud to be part of something so meaningful to so many people across most Australian cities to help them get funeral services without spending an unnecessary amount of money and time.

Note: eziFunerals has no financial motivation to direct clients to one funeral home, product or service. We are a neutral resource available to give guidance at a time when understanding options can be difficult. We provide you with the best options based on the client’s individual needs without making recommendations.

Disclaimer: This page is a 3rd party website and does not represent the funeral home. The prices on our site are for your reference only. We can’t guarantee that the actual prices will be the same as the prices listed on our site. All funeral homes have an effective date on their Price Lists that are subject to change and we recommend that you ask the funeral home for its most recent prices over the phone or for a copy of their General Price List.

A reference to Funeral Directors on this Site does not imply that such Funeral Directors is or will be available in your location. Although we only support independent funeral homes, not all independent funeral homes are listed with eziFunerals. So there may be other funeral homes available to you. We also don’t recommend specific funeral homes, services or providers. Funeral directors who decide to register on our site pay a monthly subscription or lead fee. Refer to our funeral director pricing page for information. We may list the order of these listings based on the level of subscription, area searched and date of listing, so please don’t interpret the listing order as an endorsement or recommendation from us. If you decide to request a quote through our website you will be dealing directly with the funeral home or provider and not with us. We endeavour to ensure that the information on this site is current and accurate but you should confirm any information with the funeral home or service provider and read the information they provided.