Phillip Stephens Funerals supports families across Hobart and surrounding areas. If you are unsure whether your suburb is covered, the team can confirm when you call.

They offer funeral arranging and support, funeral services, pre-planning, flowers, and a chapel for services.

The first step is to contact the team. They will guide you through what is required, explain your options, and help you begin planning the service details in a clear and supported way.

Yes. Phillip Stephens Funerals can guide you through the immediate next steps and help you start the arrangements with calm, practical support.

Yes. Phillip Stephens Funerals offers funeral pre-planning, including the option to plan details in advance to support your family later.

A pre-paid funeral allows you to plan and pay in advance. The site explains it is paid at today’s prices, and the planned service price remains fixed regardless of how much time passes.

Yes. Phillip Stephens Funerals has a chapel in Montagu Bay designed to provide a peaceful setting and modern facilities for services.

The chapel is described as having a warm, tranquil setting and modern facilities, including support for music selections through quality sound systems.

Yes. Flowers are listed as part of the services available through Phillip Stephens Funerals.

Yes. Phillip Stephens Funerals offers funeral services and includes information related to cemeteries, which typically supports both burial and cremation arrangements depending on family wishes.

The cost depends on the services provided and the choices the family makes. The arranging page notes that the person responsible for the account is the person who signs the authorisation for the funeral to be conducted.

Phillip Stephens Funerals publishes an Upcoming Funerals section where families can view notices and service details.

You can call 03 6245 0544 or email [email protected].

Yes. The team notes that their friendly staff are happy to answer questions, which can be helpful when you are gathering information before making decisions