Tweed Heads Memorial Gardens
A Restful Place of Beauty, Grace and Remembrance
Tweed Heads Memorial Gardens and Crematorium is situated on a picturesque hilltop among manicured gardens and water features. We first opened our gates in 1972 and our gardens are designed with an abundance of colour and depth for families to enjoy. At Tweed Heads Memorial Gardens and Crematorium you will find a wide variety of cremation memorial options designed to reflect personal aesthetics, adhere to cultural needs and respect religious requirements.
We are a sanctuary where family and friends can come to reflect, honour and pay tribute to their loved ones in a tranquil, calming environment. A place where peace and privacy are cherished and will always be respected.
Upcoming Services
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Prearranging a memorial for yourself or for your whole family ensures that you have a place where you can always be together, forever.
It's financially wise as you pay today's price and avoid inflation. Your requirements will be carried out at an agreed cost and your loved ones won't have the stress of making decisions on your behalf at a difficult time.
A memorial is a focus for reflection and a permanent marker for a life lived, where family, friends and future generations can come to remember and pay their respects. Brendan Moar, Landscape Gardener and TV Presenter, discusses the importance of memorials.
The Tweed Heads Memorial Gardens team firmly believes that the most important way they can be part of their local communities is to be informative, open and always available. Events throughout the year include Mother's Day, Father's Day and ANZAC Day services.
Tweed Heads Memorial Gardens are a beautiful, secure and peaceful environment where cremated remains can be placed forever. Family members and descendants can come here and reflect to celebrate the life of their relative or friend. At Lakeside the cremation memorial options include chair estates, gazebo, niche and rose garden memorials.
In this section Family Service Advisers have answered some of the most commonly asked questions around cremation, the cremation process, and what people do with the ashes after the cremation.
HeavenAddress is Australia's leading online memorial and tribute site. You can create an online memorial page where family & friends can post tributes, photos, videos and music to share with others who are also missing your loved one. It's a safe, secure and comforting online environment.
Cremation Information
Funerals can seem like a complicated affair, and there is a lot to know about cremation. We've provided some information about what to expect from each step of the cremation process, as well as information about scattering ashes.
The Cremation Process
Cremation is an ancient death ritual and a modern alternative to a burial. Cremation is the preferred choice for some religions and is also considered to have less of an impact on the environment than a burial.
While most people understand the basic concept of a cremation, the modern cremation process is regulated and detailed with set steps to follow. In Australia, cremations take place at a crematorium. Any flowers or items that may interfere with the process are removed and staff ensure the correct procedures are followed. Learn more.
Scattering Ashes
Scattering the ashes of a loved one has become very popular in Australia. However, choosing the right location is important as a lasting memory in the future. Very often people choose to scatter ashes in a location that was special to their loved one, but over time such places may change or even be built upon, changing the location and with it the memory.
Creating a memorial in a special place helps keep the memory alive beyond the funeral service. Memorials give families and friends a tangible source of comfort, and are an everlasting place to come and remember your loved one. In a memorial park, ashes can be placed without fear of the location changing. Download (.pdf)