Down to Earth Funerals Adelaide

02/06/2026

We love these - so many ways to decorate and embellish them with love and creativity 😍

Daisybox is known for quality cardboard and wicker caskets.

They're made to break down. In a cremation, they burn clean. In the ground, they return to soil.

If that matters to you, your local funeral arranger can show you the options.

www.daisybox.io

23/04/2026

The big announcement...

19/12/2025

It's very difficult to get a true natural burial because of the depth (most councils don't allow it) but it's not impossible. Xx

19/12/2025

I would love an open air crematorium to exist in south Australia. I reckon it's the second most natural way to go apart from natural burial (well, maybe a sky burial where the birds are invited to pick on your bones). Xx

19/12/2025

This is beautiful. ###

08/11/2025

Hi there, just in case you're trying to contact my office, I'm recharging my batteries until the 13th November. Please contact my wonderful assistant Emma for any immediate needs on 0430 205 042. My number will be unavailable over the next few days. Apologies to the dead and any families trying to contact me, but it's important for me to refill my soul to continue this work. ###

24/10/2025

Yesterday's celebration of life was absolutely divine. The weather was perfect for an outdoor celebration at karka pavilion in Bel air national park. My favourite place to celebrate life. A woolen coffin was chosen for the first time and i absolutely love them. The teacups were used for a champagne toast to the lovely lady. ###

05/08/2025

**trigger warning** This is a YouTube video I made early on, in developing gentle after-death practices in regards to closing of the mouth. Just a trigger warning if you'd rather not hear about some methods of mouth-closing of the deceased, don't watch the video:) xx

04/08/2025

Yesterday was the opening of the SALA eco coffin and shroud exhibition and it was so lovely. Thank you to all who put in hard work to make it happen, in particular miss Abby Buckley who has been at the helm of the Eco Coffin Project for a few years now and it has been such a great project to be a part of as a participant a couple of years ago, to guest speaker last year, and this year to be offered the chance to host it. This project is bringing awareness to death and eco-friendly death choices. Here are some photos. If you're interested in coming to check it out it's on the whole month of August every Saturday and Sunday from 1-3pm:)