Death and Funeral Notice NZ

02/12/2025

25/11/2025

42 funeral and burial ritual around the world

source: pinterest

18/11/2025

Slow progress is still progress

12/11/2025

Every goodbye carries the seed of a new beginning
You’re always free to begin again

08/11/2025

New Zealand’s largest free funeral-notice directory 🙏 At Death & Funeral Notice we’re proud to serve Kiwis by offering a simple, respectful, and free way to publish funeral notices and acknowledgements of passing.

Why pay up to $650 for a funeral notice in the print media when you can list it here for FREE?

✅ Post a funeral notice online — completely free
✅ Share it instantly with whānau and friends
✅ Preserve the memory without the price tag
✅ Find funeral details anywhere in NZ — all in one trusted place

💻 List or search funeral notices today: deathandfuneralnotice.com/nz

Because every goodbye deserves to be shared — and no one should miss a funeral.

04/11/2025

Not everything has to be loud to be meaningful
Even quiet hearts are still healing

25/10/2025

Some days, healing looks like tears.
Other days, it looks like peace.
Both mean you’re moving forward.

21/10/2025

Grieving and healing after losing a loved one takes time. We hold dear the memories and stories from the family members have told us through the tributes

16/10/2025

A true story to reminded us why we built this service in the first place

16/10/2025

In today’s digital age, many people leave behind online accounts and profiles. Families often wonder what to do with these after someone dies.
Read our full article here: https://www.deathandfuneralnotice.com/nz/news-item/what-happens-to-social-media-accounts-after-someone-dies

09/10/2025

Whatever is happening in your life right now, just know: you've got this. We know that it's hard, and we know that giving up feels like the best option, but we're here for you and rooting for you to keep going!

09/10/2025

Remember me in many ways
when you go to the places we once went,
when you eat the things we once loved.
Don’t remember me through sorrow.
Remember me whenever you see something I liked,
keep that in your heart —
and that’s when I’ll be happy to be remembered.