Modest and economical funeral ceremonies
A true goodbye doesn't have to be expensive. It just needs to be real.

When less is more
Farewells don’t have to be big to be profound. All you need are your loved ones, a place you love, and a few sincere words from the heart.
Modest ceremonies are a way to give meaning without unnecessary expense. Quietly outside, in a small circle, in a simple but meaningful form.
What can the ceremony be like?
- Economic funeral
- Funeral without ceremony: This is simply a cremation without the presence of the bereaved. Upon request of the person ordering the funeral, we ensure the possibility to be present at the cremation or we arrange that the cremation is carried out at a specific time.
- Scattering and burial of ashes: Solemn interment after cremation can take the form of scattering on a scattering garden or burial of ashes in the ground – in a cemetery or at a location of your choice.
If the bereaved cannot attend the farewell, we also provide the option of an online funeral.
Place and form
- the ceremony can also take place in a small place of worship outdoors: in a meadow, in a garden, by the water
- a minimalist style that says everything that is important – a simple coffin, a limited number of flowers
- you can create your own memorial speech and obituary or use our pre-prepared ones
How do we proceed?
- We listen to what is important to you and how you imagine it
- We will adjust the ceremony option to fit your budget and wishes
- We will take care of the necessary things: transportation, administration, and even the obituary, if you want
- We respect silence, we prefer meaning to ostentation
Why choose modesty?
- less burden on the bereaved and budget
- more meaningful when the farewell is authentic and personal
- the opportunity to have a farewell where it makes sense, where it has soul
- memories that don’t outweigh the costs
We are here. Silently but firmly.
For 30 years, we have been creating unique farewells with deep meaning. We listen, we fulfill wishes.
We believe that each of us deserves a dignified ending.

