[b][BRISBANE, 21/03/2016][/b] - Centenary Memorial Gardens, a memorial site and crematorium in Brisbane, offers more than the usual cremation services. The relatives and friends of the deceased can spend the day in a peaceful place, remembering their loved ones, reminiscing happy times, and admiring the wonderful surroundings. The memorial garden has 10 areas dedicated to cremation sites and ash burial.

[b]Gardens that Suit Clients’ Interests[/b]

The open and beautifully landscaped gardens are sectioned into 17 areas. Ten of these sections are carefully tended specifically for cremation sites. The gardens are designed to suit clients’ various preferences, such as the Secret Garden, inspired by the Edwardian era, and the Rose Terraces, a garden on the side of a slope that displays Heat Lover Roses in various colours.

The Forest of Angels is a bush garden of some 100 or so trees, planted in 2011 and allowed to mature, and has meandering pathways winding through them. The Banjo Paterson Columbarium is a sandstone wall, positioned to allow the sun’s rays to shine on each side of the wall at a certain time every day. It offers pathways for wheelchair access and a link between the Federation Chapel and the memorial gardens.

[b]All-in-One Burial and Cremation Location[/b]

The Centenary Memorial Gardens is at the leafy bushland at Sumner. It is strategically located on the edge of the city near Goodna and is conveniently accessible to residents of the northern suburbs. Only half an hour from Legacy Way, it was established far from the buzz of the city to enable relatives to honour the memory of their loved ones in a peaceful environment.

The memorial garden provides unlimited free parking close to the chapel and burial lawns. It is equipped with facilities for funeral services, such as a chapel, a refreshment lounge, burial lawns, cremation gardens and cremation facilities. Thus, there’s no need to travel between venues.

[b]About Centenary Memorial Gardens[/b]

Centenary Memorial Gardens is a picturesque burial site and crematorium in Brisbane. The memorial garden is a peaceful location away from the busy city, surrounded by a bushland reserve on the outskirts of the city of Sumner. The place provides a serene location that fits the final resting place of deceased loved ones, allowing their relatives and friends to spend some quiet time visiting them. With the memorial garden’s funeral and cremation services and facilities, it affords clients an uninterrupted transition in services to honour their departed.

To know more about the company and their services, visit http://www.centenarymemorialgardens.com.au.