Know your options.
Choose what matters.

Your Last Call can sit alongside a traditional funeral later, or simpler arrangements after passing. There is no single right choice.

Unattended Cremation

Usually cremation without a funeral service or attendees. Ask about transfers, care, the coffin, cremation fees, certificates and the return of ashes.

Unattended/Traditional Burial

Cemetery and interment charges may be separate from the funeral director’s quote. If a quiet or unattended burial appeals, ask exactly who can attend and what is included.

A funeral with a service

A ceremony, venue, celebrant, coffin, transport, flowers and catering can all affect the total. Choose the elements that matter to you and ask for an itemised quote.

Support with arrangements after passing

You can ask us to oversee an unattended cremation or burial for you and your circle, working with an external provider so your people have less to organise. Mention this when you talk with Renée. We will agree the scope, price and a nominated contact with you.

Your nominated contact will need to tell us when you pass away by calling 0420 720 037, emailing onefortheroad.au@gmail.com. We will confirm receipt and the agreed next steps. A message alone does not authorise the service or automatically instruct a provider.

A quiet remembrance setting with a ceramic urn, white flowers and a candle in soft window light

Compare the full cost

Prices depend on the provider, location and arrangements. Ask for current written quotes covering professional fees, transfers and care, burial or cremation, certificates and permits, and any after-hours or distance charges.

One for the Road can help coordinate cremation or burial arrangements with external providers. We do not perform these services ourselves. Provider charges and any coordination fee are separately quoted, in addition to your Last Call. All comparison figures and calculations are indicative; prices, arrangements and selected dates remain subject to written confirmation.

Read ASIC Moneysmart’s funeral planning guide