Funerals in Taree

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Funerals can take many forms, and at Becker Family Funerals, we support families in Taree and surrounds with arrangements that focus on cultural, religious or personal wishes. We provide guidance through each stage, from initial planning through to the service itself. 


Whether you’re arranging a traditional funeral, a small private service, or something more contemporary, our team can help you understand your options and make decisions with confidence. 


We can take care of the essential details, including coordination with venues, celebrants or clergy, and support with funeral notices and transport. Our role is to help families plan a respectful farewell in a way that feels manageable. 


To speak with someone about funerals in Taree, contact Becker Family Funerals on (02) 6557 8557

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Funeral Options to Consider 


There’s no single way to plan a funeral. We aim to assist families in choosing arrangements that reflect the needs of the individual and the community around them. 


From full traditional services to memorial-only gatherings, we strive to offer flexibility across all key areas of planning. 


  • Traditional Funerals: Church, chapel or graveside services with formal elements. 
  • Memorial Services: Held after burial or cremation, often with a more personal format. 
  • Religious or Non-Religious: Services that follow faith traditions or secular formats. 
  • Themed Farewells: Personalised events designed to reflect a person’s life or interests. 
  • Private Gatherings: Smaller services or farewells with only close family and friends. 


Speak with our team to explore what’s available and how it may suit your family’s needs.  

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Holding Traditional Ceremonies


Traditional ceremonies can offer a structured way to honour a loved one. These services may include viewings, church or chapel gatherings, and graveside or cremation farewells. 


  • Format: Often includes a formal order of service. 
  • Location: Typically held in a chapel, church or cemetery. 
  • Inclusions: May involve readings, eulogies, and floral tributes. 
  • Support: Guidance available with coordination and arrangements. 


This option may suit families who wish to follow familiar customs or cultural expectations. Services can be adapted to reflect religious or personal elements. 


Call (02) 6557 8557 to speak with our team about arranging a traditional ceremony. 

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Celebration of Life Ceremonies


A celebration of life ceremony focuses on the memories, achievements or personality of the person who has passed. These ceremonies are often more informal, flexible and tailored to individual preferences. 


They may include photos, music, personal tributes or symbolic elements chosen by the family. This format can allow for a more personal and reflective farewell. 


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Religious & Non-Religious Services


Families may wish to plan a service that reflects specific faith traditions, spiritual beliefs or secular values. These services can be held in churches, chapels, private venues or outdoor spaces. 


  • Religious Services: May follow structured customs or rituals. 
  • Non-Religious Services: Often include personal readings or music. 
  • Celebrants or Clergy: Options available based on preferences. 
  • Location: Choice of formal or informal settings. 


We can assist with arranging a service that aligns with your family's wishes and beliefs. Services can be planned to meet different levels of formality or tradition. 


Call (02) 6557 8557 to discuss available service options. 

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Themed Ceremonies Tailored to Your Needs


Some families choose to personalise a service with themes that reflect a person’s hobbies, background or values. Themed ceremonies can be held in various venues and may include specific music, symbols, or decor. 


This format is designed to allow families to create a more personal farewell, based on what mattered most to their loved one. These ceremonies can be adapted to suit the tone and size of the gathering. 


Speak with our team to explore how a themed ceremony can be arranged.  

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Our Memorial Services


Memorial services typically take place after a burial or cremation and can offer flexibility with timing and location. These services may suit families looking for a less formal option or wishing to gather at a later date. 


They can be held in chapels, homes, outdoor settings, or any space that holds meaning for the family. Personal touches such as tributes, readings or displays can be included. 


To find out more about arranging a memorial service, contact our team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What happens during a funeral service?

    A funeral service typically includes a gathering of family and friends, readings or speeches, music, and a farewell ritual such as burial or cremation. It may take place in a chapel, church, or private venue.


    The structure of the service typically depends on the individual’s preferences, family input, or cultural and religious practices. Some services are formal and traditional, while others may be simple and personal in nature.  

  • What are the main types of funeral services?

    Funeral services generally fall into a few main categories. These can include traditional funerals, memorial services, graveside services, and direct cremation or burial without a formal ceremony.


    Each type may vary in structure, timing, and location. The choice often depends on cultural or religious customs, personal preferences, or practical considerations.

  • Do you have to hold the funeral straight away?

    Not always. While some families choose to hold a funeral within a few days, others may wait longer to accommodate travel, cultural needs, or additional planning.


    The timing depends on personal circumstances and service availability. Legal requirements such as registration of death and care of the person who has passed may need to be managed in the interim.

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