Event of death
Event of death
First steps
What must be done in the event of a death? We will determine the necessary steps and be ready with assistance and advice on the subsequent process – whether the death occurred at home, in the hospital or a care facility, hospice, public location or while traveling abroad.
FAQs
Here you will find common questions regarding the correct process after a death and associated official procedures. We will be happy to advise you.
First steps
FAQs

Memorial ceremony

Transport
Funeral types
Funeral types
Interment
In case of interment, the deceased is buried in a coffin in a cemetery. Generally speaking, a solemn ceremony takes place prior to the burial. This ceremony can be organised according to the individual wishes of the bereaved.
Cremation in Vienna
Since prehistoric times, cremation has been the dominant form of burial throughout much of the world. One reason for this is our ever-increasing environmental awareness: although cremation consumes a considerable amount of energy, it is still better for the environment than a burial.
Interment
Cremation in Vienna

Funeral costs

Coffins

Urns

Urn at home

Natural burial

Vienna entombment

Gemstone burial

Diamond burial

Vienna welfare funeral

Funeral options according to religion

Vienna angel babies & miscarriages

Vienna exhumations

Provisions
Provisions
Our offer
We can all agree that death is a part of life. Many people find it difficult to speak about their own mortality. A funeral insurance allows you to plan your own funeral during your lifetime.
Wiener Verein
Wiener Verein offers a funeral insurance service. All expenses pertaining to the funeral will be covered by the insured amount. Preparing in advance means accepting responsibility for yourself and others.
Our offer
Wiener Verein

Home visits
Locations
Locations
Locations
Our advisory centres are located in the 1st, 10th, 11th, 13th, 18th, 19th, 21st and 22nd district of Vienna and our administrative headquarters are in the Vienna city centre.
Contact us
If you have any questions, just get in touch – you will receive a reply from us immediately. In case of emergency please call 01 361 5000.
Locations
Contact us

Advisory centre 1st district

Advisory centre 10th district

Advisory centre 11th district

Advisory centre 13th district

Advisory centre 18th district

Advisory centre 19th district

Advisory centre 21st district

Advisory centre 22nd district
About us
About us
Our team
Our team will be happy to spend time with you at one of our advisory centre.
Jobs
We are a growing undertaking business and attach special importance to excellent customer service. We are seeking highly motivated employees.
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Event of death

What Bestattung Himmelblau can do for you

Don't hesitate to get in touch with us. We will take care of all the necessary steps and discuss with you how best to proceed.

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Erste Schritte Todesfall

First steps

What must be done in the event of a death? We will determine the necessary steps and be ready with assistance and advice on the subsequent process.

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Trauerfeier Memorial ceremony

Memorial ceremony

Our products enable you to arrange your own individual memorial ceremony and funeral for the deceased.

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Ueberfuehrungen Transportation

Transport

We will organize all the necessary steps and take care of transporting the body.

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Häufige Fragen und Antworten FAQ

FAQs

Here you will find common questions regarding the correct process after a death and associated official procedures. We will be happy to advise you.

Types of funeral

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Erdbestattung Interment Sarg Coffin

Interment

In case of interment, the deceased is buried in a coffin in a cemetery. Generally speaking, a solemn ceremony takes place prior to the burial. This ceremony can be organised according to the individual wishes of the bereaved.

Bestattung Himmelblau Wien Feuerbestattung Urne Cremation

Cremation in Vienna

Since prehistoric times, cremation has been the dominant form of burial throughout much of the world. One reason for this is our ever-increasing environmental awareness: although cremation consumes a considerable amount of energy, it is still better for the environment than a burial.