Bay Cremation Care

03/10/2025

When you need someone you can trust at a sad and difficult time, Bay Cremation Care are proud members of the Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand

17/04/2025

27/04/2022

Lovely view today while out and about caring for one of our families here in the sunny Bay of Plenty

21/04/2021

DID YOU KNOW?
Up to $10,000 deposited into The Funeral Trust plan is excluded from asset testing when assessing eligibility for a subsidy for long-term residential care. Prepay and preplan your final farewell today https://thefuneraltrust.co.nz/

12/04/2021

One Auckland-based company is making custom caskets unlike you've never seen before.

29/03/2021

WHAT DO YOU YOUR LOVED ONES NEED WHEN YOU'RE GONE?
Your meaningful farewell is for your loved ones. Preplan and prepay your funeral today.

This will allow your loved ones to gather together, support one another, remember and celebrate your life, without the responsibility of making difficult choices in very emotional circumstances.

A meaningful farewell is your gift to them.
YOU CAN GIFT THIS NOW!
https://www.thefuneraltrust.co.nz

28/10/2020

Here's some trivia for you on your Wednesday afternoon.....

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GRAVEYARD & A CEMETERY.
Historically a churchyard (graveyards) was located within church grounds. Whereas cemeteries were not affiliated with a particular religion rather it served the larger community.
Today apart from the etymology of graveyard and cemetery the words are mainly classified as synonyms of each other.

26/06/2020

An interesting article from the BOP Times discussing a few of the many different options for caring for a loved one's ashes.

Where would you like your ashes to lie?

31/12/2019

Wishing everyone a safe and Happy New Year. Thinking especially of those who have lost loved ones during 2019, may 2020 be a better year for you.
We are available over the break should you have any questions or need our assistance.

05/10/2019

An interesting article about the changing funeral trends in New Zealand

The common request, albeit a very Kiwi one, when talking about funerals can come with hidden consequences.