
Planning your own funeral – what do you need?
Plan your farewell in advance – quietly, respectfully, and according to your own wishes. With the certainty that we will fulfill them to the last detail when the time comes.
Why ponder that today?
You may feel like you want to have things in order. Maybe you want to make things easier for your loved ones when they need it most.
Planning your funeral in advance is not about worrying. It’s a way to show responsibility, freedom, and gratitude. And to shape the future to fit your story.
What can be arranged in advance?
We want to be sure that some things will go our way. When planning, you can:
- choose the form of farewell – ceremonial hall, nature, music, words or silence
- write your own wishes and instructions
- designate a loved one who will know about the agreement
- arrange the burial in advance – in a grave, in an urn, by scattering or another form
- (optional) make a financial reservation for the services
Everything is individual. Someone wants to decide on every detail, while others only make general decisions.

How does the whole process works?
You can plan a farewell at any time – regardless of age or health condition.
The process is calm, without pressure, at a pace that suits you.:
- Non-binding consultation – in person, by phone or online
- Writing down wishes – we will prepare a simple document
- Possibility to make a deposit – not mandatory
- Saving the agreement – into our system, with contact to a close person
Everything can be changed or canceled at any time. You are not committing to anything that doesn’t make sense.
When the time comes
If a death occurs, the family will contact us and we will arrange everything according to a pre-arranged plan.
It is help that will provide relief – practically and emotionally. Your loved ones know that we respect your wishes. And you know that the farewell will take the form you desired.
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.

