Kānuka Standard Burial Plan
A simple, dignified farewell with care, respect, and mana.
The Kānuka Standard Burial Plan is designed to provide a meaningful and affordable burial service for whānau seeking a respectful farewell. With a focus on simplicity and compassion, this plan ensures your loved one is cared for with dignity while giving you the support you need during a difficult time.
Personalisation Options
While the Kānuka Standard Burial Plan is designed to be simple, you can still personalise the service with:
- Removal From place of passing (30 kms)
- Embalming Service and dressing
- Standard Rimu or Mahogany Casket
- Transfer after preparation (30 kms)
- All Professional Service Fees
- 24/7 Aftercare
$5000 (+GST)
What’s Included
- Bringing your loved one into our care (within local area)
- Professional care, preparation, and presentation
- A quality casket suitable for burial
- Hearse for transportation on the day of the service
- Support and guidance throughout all arrangements
- Assistance with necessary documentation and coordination
A Thoughtful & Affordable Option
This plan is created to ease both emotional and financial stress, offering a straightforward approach without compromising on care or respect. We provide clear and transparent pricing, so you can make decisions with confidence.
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027 483 7772 (24/7 available)
0800 MANAKI (Office hours only)
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If your enquiry is urgent our team are ready to take your call 24/7
For any non urgent enquiries, our friendly staff will answer your message via email .
Please feel free to call into our office for a 42 Killarney road, Frankton HAMILTON.
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027 483 7772 (24/7 available)
0800 MANAKI (Office hours only)
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Frequently asked questions
What is a tangihanga?
Tangihanga is a traditional Māori farewell that brings whānau and community together to mourn, honour, and celebrate the life of a loved one through tikanga, stories, and shared connection.
How long does a tangihanga usually last?
Tangihanga typically lasts between one to three days, but this can vary depending on whānau wishes, cultural practices, and circumstances.
Where is a tangihanga held?
It is usually held at a marae, but can also take place at a family home or another meaningful location chosen by the whānau.
Do you help coordinate with the marae and kaumātua?
Yes, we work alongside your whānau, marae, and kaumātua to ensure all arrangements follow tikanga and are carried out respectfully.
Can non-Māori attend a tangihanga?
Yes, tangihanga is open to all who wish to pay their respects. We provide guidance to ensure everyone understands and honours the customs appropriately.
What role does the funeral director play during tangihanga?
Our role is to support your whānau by handling logistics, preparation, and coordination, while allowing cultural leadership to remain with your whānau and community.
Can we personalise the tangihanga?
Yes, while grounded in tradition, each tangihanga is unique. Whānau can include personal stories, waiata, and meaningful elements that reflect their loved one’s life.
What support do you provide during the process?
We assist with bringing your loved one into our care, preparation, transportation, documentation, and ongoing guidance throughout the tangihanga.
How much does a tangihanga service cost?
Costs can vary depending on arrangements and location. We provide transparent pricing and work with you to create a service that suits your needs.
Support for Your Whānau
At Manaaki Funeral Services, we are here to guide you every step of the way—offering compassion, clarity, and reassurance. Our goal is to create a respectful and meaningful farewell that honours your loved one and brings comfort to your whānau.