Simply Low Cost Affordable Direct Cremation - No Hidden Costs From $2185
PO Box 330, Moorabbin VIC 3189
Affordable Low Cost Cremation Services for Everyone
Require affordable direct cremation in Melbourne? We are 5th generation Melbourne funeral director with more than 3 decades of experience, knowledge , support and care. Centrally based in Moorabbin, we simply offer, low cost, direct cremation services to all areas of Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula from $2185.
What we are not
We are not a call centre, your funeral director will look after you beginning to end. We are not web developers. We do not offer full service funerals, just affordable direct cremation in Melbourne.
We do not offer Burial services.
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What Should you Look Out For When Choosing a Direct Cremation Provider
1. Are They A Member of the Australian Funeral Directors Association?
In selecting an AFDA member you can be assured your funeral director is bound by a strict code of ethics and conduct.
- member firms must comply with a required standards for premises, equipment and vehicles
- Members are required to undertake Continuing Professional Development annually
- Members are bound by the AFDA code of Ethics and Code of Conduct
- The AFDA has a formal Complaints process to handle any issue that may arise between AFDA member funeral directors and client families.
2. Is your Provider a Funeral Director or a call Centre?
Not all direct cremation providers are the same, Most funeral director, direct cremation providers will provide in house mortuary and transfer services, this means your loved one is held in their funeral home, somewhere you can attend to if needs be. Other providers may sub contract out all services to other providers and you may never know where your loved one is being cared for.
3. How quickly can the cremation take place?
Can you select the day of cremation or will your chosen provider wait until they have sufficient cases to take multiple people to the crematorium?
5. Where does the cremation take place?
Victoria is one of the few states that does not have private crematoriums. This means all are crematoriums in Victoria are controlled by Department of Health & Community Service based Trusts. Cremation fees are higher in Victoria than Private Cremation operators interstate. We utilise the services of two Crematoriums, Remembrance Park in Central Victoria and Springvale Botanical (for ABC Cremations PLUS+ Option).
6. What is ABC PLUS+
ABC Cremations PLUS+ option is for those who require return of cremated remains quickly (within several Days after cremation or prefer the cremation occur in Melbourne.
I have more questions what do I do?
Call us 24 hour a day 7 days a week, we are here to help you and make things as easy for you as we can.
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Direct Cremation Coffin
What does the coffin look like and what type of coffin is used for Direct Cremation?
We use and recommend the Daisybox®. The Daisybox® is an earth friendly alternative to traditional timber coffins, made from strong corrugated fibre board with natural cotton rope handles. Some families choose to collect the daisy box from us and decorate it prior to cremation, adding a personal and touching farewell to their loved one.
Daisybox® is an economical earth friendly coffin
Concerned about Global Warming - So Are We
Environmental Options - Its your Choice
The concern about global warming and its impact on the environment extends to various aspects of human activities, including funerals. Traditional burial practices, especially those involving embalming and using non-biodegradable materials in caskets, can contribute to environmental degradation.
Here are some aspects to consider:
- Embalming fluids: Traditional embalming fluids often contain chemicals that can be harmful to the environment. These chemicals can leach into the soil and water, potentially affecting ecosystems.
- Caskets and burial vaults: The production of traditional caskets often involves the use of materials such as metal and hardwoods, contributing to deforestation and resource depletion. Additionally, burial vaults, which are sometimes used to encase caskets, can prevent the natural decomposition of the body.
- Land use: Traditional burials can take up significant amounts of land, and as urban areas expand, the demand for burial space increases. This can lead to the conversion of natural habitats into cemeteries.
- Carbon footprint: The transportation of bodies, funeral attendees, and materials to and from funeral services contributes to carbon emissions. This is especially true if long distances are involved.
Contact Us
Call or email us for more information
Death can occur at unpredictable hours, we understand, so please do not hesitate to call at any hour of the day for support.
If someone has died and you need immediate attention do not email, please call (03) 8640 0944
ABC Cremations
4/105 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin Victoria 3189, Australia
Ph. 03 8640 0944 PO BOX 330, Moorabbin VIC 3189 info@abccremations.com.au
Hours
We are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week