"Professional. Knowledgeable. Compassionate. Every question was answered straight away, and all the formalities were handled without fuss. The funeral ceremony was organised down to the last detail."
Nisrin Demir
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A natural funeral with a ceremony
A natural funeral with a ceremony
A farewell in harmony with nature A natural funeral offers a final resting place among woodland, meadows or mountains, or on the water. The person who has died must first be cremated. Many people choose this form of funeral because of a deep connection to nature or their personal beliefs, or because nature takes care of the grave entirely. The final resting place lies within an ecologically valuable natural environment. Trees, earth and stillness can bring comfort, creating a place that is not artificially designed but changes with the seasons. Nature becomes part of the remembrance. Our complete service includes everything needed for a dignified natural funeral. This covers collection and cremation, a simple coffin, a decorative urn, and all organisational and official steps. The interment takes place in a German Ruheforst or woodland cemetery of your choice, including grave and burial fees for a tree plot with a name marker. Up to ten funeral guests can attend if you wish. A short address and ceremony at the grave provide space for farewell, stillness and personal words. You receive a certificate of interment afterwards. This form of funeral is intended for those who want a simple, sustainable farewell close to nature, without ongoing costs or grave care, supported by calm, dignity and the cycle of life.
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Translated from the original German
"Professional. Knowledgeable. Compassionate. Every question was answered straight away, and all the formalities were handled without fuss. The funeral ceremony was organised down to the last detail."
Nisrin Demir
"It is difficult to find a funeral director willing to care for a four-legged companion who has died. From the first contact and the cremation through to the keepsake: thank you."
Vicky Holzapfel