Funeral Services & Information

We offer comprehensive funeral services to suit your needs, budget and preferences. We take care to provide all the information that you need, ensuring you understand all your options. Our goal is to help you celebrate the life of your loved one in a meaningful and personal way. We also cover and advise on all logistical aspects, allowing you to focus on taking care of yourself and your loved ones.

Grinter’s Funeral Home provides the standard of service you would expect from a modern funeral director.

When Someone Dies

Planning The Funeral

Caskets & Urns

Funeral Costs

FAQs

Pre-Planning

Customised Approach

Once upon a time, no one questioned the role of the funeral director or the order of events. Now however, everything is up for discussion – from the colour of the casket, to the venue, the style of service, and the flowers.

Because there’s no longer a set way to conduct a funeral, we’ve found that more than ever, families need a funeral director who can guide and support them in a down-to-earth and genuine way. They need someone who is easy to talk to, can offer fresh ideas, makes suggestions that ‘fit’ family dynamics, but also understands the need to respect tradition, values or beliefs.

The team at Grinter’s are those people – we provide dignified care, genuine advice and value across all our services, from traditional or contemporary Funeral Services to our Direct Cremation Service. Nothing is too much to ask, or too much trouble.

For a modern and refreshing approach and dignified care, contact us today.

Contact Us

Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand

Grinter’s Funeral Home is a proud member of the Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand. With an FDANZ member, you can be assured that they adhere to the highest service standards and are monitored through national oversight.

Learn More About FDANZ

It’s Hard To Forget Someone Who Gave You So Much To Remember…

Where to Start

Step 1: Call Grinter’s Funeral Home – 07 827 6037

It’s amazing how much difference one call can make. First, we’ll answer any questions you may have. Then we’ll make a plan together about how to proceed from this point. This will include setting a time and place to meet with you and those to be involved in making funeral arrangements, as well as organising the transfer from the place where the death has occurred.

Step 2: Contact Next of Kin & Family

Being with those closest to you following a death provides a valuable support network. It is also helpful in deciding when everyone who will be involved in making the funeral arrangements can get together (especially important when different family members are out of town, or immediately unavailable).

Step 3: Contact Your Family Doctor or Attending Physician

The doctor is responsible for issuing documentation required before a cremation or burial can take place. In the course of arranging the funeral, we will obtain these documents for you. In some situations the doctor is unable to issue these forms and the Coroner will need to be involved. If the death has occurred in a hospital or nursing home, the duty nurse or other staff member will often do this task for you.

Call Grinter's Now - 07 827 6037

Grinter's Funeral Home © 2025

Website Design by Dubzz Digital Marketing