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Lychgate Funerals Lychgate Funerals - caring for you and your family in your time of need. Our services are available 24/7. Call us anytime on 04 385 0745.

Our office at 306 Willis St is open 8:30-5:00 weekdays and our other locations are open by appointment.

Sometimes healing begins with simply remembering.Who are you holding close in your thoughts today?
01/11/2026

Sometimes healing begins with simply remembering.
Who are you holding close in your thoughts today?

What's a flower that reminds you of someone special?🌿
28/10/2026

What's a flower that reminds you of someone special?🌿

We're grateful to support families when they need it most. 🤍Thank you for trusting us.
19/10/2026

We're grateful to support families when they need it most. 🤍
Thank you for trusting us.

14/10/2026

Every farewell tells a different story.
Today, we invite you to pause, reflect, and honour the memories that matter most.

The smallest traditions often hold the biggest memories.Which of these feels most meaningful to you?
07/10/2026

The smallest traditions often hold the biggest memories.
Which of these feels most meaningful to you?

Some loves stay with us forever. 💙What memory brings you comfort today?
28/09/2026

Some loves stay with us forever. 💙
What memory brings you comfort today?

Awhi — to embrace, to support, to hold close.In times of grief, it is the quiet act of standing beside someone, offering...
20/09/2026

Awhi — to embrace, to support, to hold close.
In times of grief, it is the quiet act of standing beside someone, offering comfort without needing words.

At times of loss in any culture, a final goodbye carries both love and loss — acknowledging the journey ahead, and the a...
19/09/2026

At times of loss in any culture, a final goodbye carries both love and loss — acknowledging the journey ahead, and the absence that remains.

Poroporoaki contain beautiful language and express people’s grief. Metaphoric language and allusions to the tribal conne...
18/09/2026

Poroporoaki contain beautiful language and express people’s grief. Metaphoric language and allusions to the tribal connections, geographic places of significance, traditional places that the spirits of the dead are believed to travel to, and the status and work of the deceased, are a feature of poroporoaki. For these reasons they are difficult to translate so that the full meaning is expressed in English. Poroporoaki address the person as though alive, as the belief is that the wairua (spirit) remains with the body for a time before burial.

In a tangihanga (traditional Māori funeral), the body (tūpāpaku) is buried on the final day, after being mourned on the ...
17/09/2026

In a tangihanga (traditional Māori funeral), the body (tūpāpaku) is buried on the final day, after being mourned on the marae.

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306 Willis Street, Aro Valley
Wellington
6011

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