[[b]Brisbane[/b], [b]17 June, 2016[/b]] – Dedicated to providing services to families and friends in honour of their dead, Centenary Memorial Gardens offer services that ensure peace during a time of grief. They have a huge selection of services including pre-planning, cremation options and burial options. For their cremation options, the place has a number of gardens where families and friends can mourn the loss of their beloved. They have places like The Garden of Reflection, The Secret Garden, Rocky Spring Garden, Lakeside Orchid Garden, The Avenue, Banjo Patterson Columbarian, Rose Terraces, Forest of Angels, Monumental Garden, Lone Pine Garden, and Gumnut Garden.

Their burial options include the Golden Wattle Lawns, the Monumental Lawn, The Arbor, the Lone Pine Lawn, and the Watson Lawn. For other services, they have memorial plaques, granite memorials and funeral homes.

[b]Gumnut Garden[/b]

In Gumnut Garden, infants, toddlers and children up to the age of seven will be remembered by their mothers and fathers, as well as their other relatives and people who touched their lives.

The garden has hedges enclosing it, so grieving families can have their privacy. Memorial plaques are also available in various shapes, such as trains and bears. The plaques are mounted on concrete desks provided, and are available in polished granite. For stability, these are attached to a concrete beam.

Two statues – one of a girl and a boy on a tricycle and another one of a dog beside them – welcome visitors as they enter the garden. These remind visitors that the children in this garden will stay young forever in their memories. In this garden, people will find things that had been significant to a child.

During spring, visitors can pick flowers from the garden beds and place it on their children’s graves. Parents can decorate their child’s grave every December.

Centenary Memorial Gardens’ services include the removal of excess, unacceptable or damaged items in the area to keep it safe for other children to play in while their parents are visiting.

[b]About Centenary Memorial Gardens[/b]

With forty acres providing serenity and personnel offering personal and sensitive services, Centenary Memorial Garden is committed to doing whatever they can to honour the memory of deceased loved ones. Their groundsmen, administration staff and sales consultants carry out their jobs with respect and make families feel comfortable amidst their bereavement.

Interested clients may visit http://www.centenarymemorialgardens.com.au for more information.