Our speciality
About water cremation
A gentler farewell for your companion, with Mel beside you from the first conversation.
Lower energy use *
Generally less energy than flame; use varies by equipment.
Individual care
Your companion comes home to you.
Typically more ashes *
Compared with flame cremation; amounts vary.
Licensed by EPA South Australia
How water cremation works
Water cremation is also called aquamation.
It uses water, warmth and an alkaline solution instead of flame.
Water-based care
Water, warmth and a balanced solution work together in a controlled process.
Preparing the ashes
After the process, the ashes are dried and prepared for your chosen container.
Coming home
We’ll let you know when they’re ready to come home.
Personal care
At your pace
No hurry. We’ll go when you’re ready.
Carefully identified
Checked throughout their care.
Clear updates
We keep you informed at each stage.
What happens next
Clear steps, from your first conversation to the return of ashes.
Talk with Mel
A first conversation, at your pace.
Arrival
Arrange collection or bring your companion by appointment.
Water cremation
Your companion remains individually identified.
Returning home
We prepare the ashes and arrange their return to you.
Your questions
Is water cremation the same as aquamation?
Yes. Aquamation is another name for water cremation—the same water-based process described above.
Can I plan ahead?
Yes. You can sort this before you need it — a call or a text is enough.
How do I arrange collection or an appointment?
Call or text. We’ll arrange collection, or a time to bring your companion in.
How is my companion identified?
Your companion is identified and recorded from arrival through to coming home.
What will I receive?
Your companion’s ashes are prepared and returned to you. A satin bag is included. Urns and keepsakes are optional.
How much does it cost?
The price depends on your companion’s weight and the options you choose. View pricing & options
Talk to Mel
If you’re wondering about any of this, I’m here.