The Last Hurrah Funerals Melbourne offers authentic and unique funerals, free cardboard caskets and gentle and compassionate help when someone dies.
Our mission is simple: First, to offer reasonably priced funerals and uniquely personal farewells and end of life rituals that reflect each individual’s authentic original self. Second, to offer a gentle and secure circle of support to those grieving a loss.
We offer cardboard coffins with every package at no additional cost as well as a range of sustainable coffins and caskets.
Our pricelist is comprehensive, so you can immediately get a clear idea of costs.
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Founding Partners Nastassia Jones and Kimba Griffith (Photo by Wild Rose Pictures)
We believe in complete flexibility and doing things your way, but also have a range of packages available including:
Simple, Direct Cremation - from $3,600.00 (Including GST)
Read our blog on cremation options
Full Funeral service - from $6,860.00 (Including GST)
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Serving Melbourne and country Victoria, The Last Hurrah Funerals caters for all people of all nations, cultures, subcultures, and persuasions. Secular and atheist funerals are a speciality, and earth-based rituals and ceremonies are expertly catered for. We also work with clergy and can offer non denominational all-faith ceremony, however we do not offer church-based funerals.
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The Last Hurrah team supports all kinds of farewells, from no-fuss funerals, body donations or memorial-only farewells to lengthy vigils, keeping your late legend at home, or at our venue, overnight wakes for weeping and rousing remembrance, shroud burial, DIY funeral assistance, and more.
If you’re a No-Fuss Funeral kind of person, see our basic package options
If you fancy something more fabulous, check out our unique packages and reasonable pricing
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The Last Hurrah hold no specific ethos in regard to how the dead should be farewelled; instead our primary aim is to support those who are grieving to farewell their kith and kin in a way that is meaningful to them, and to create funerals and rites that truly and authentically reflect the person who has died.
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