The Wilson Funeral Home

17/11/2025

The Wilson Funeral Home is proud to offer two well established locations in Wellington. One in Newtown and one in Karori, providing families with
choice, convenience, and comfort during difficult times. twfh.co.nz

08/11/2025

Whether you’re planning a simple ceremony or a bespoke memorial, we are here to guide and support you every step of the way. twfh.co.nz

02/11/2025

It’s important to think about what happens to our personal information online, whether it’s on social media, websites, or even on our phones and tablets. Many of us have protected this information with passwords. Have you considered what you’d like to happen to your online accounts and data when the time comes? It's a good idea to choose someone you trust to manage that for you. Take a moment to plan ahead. www.twfh.co.nz

31/10/2025

It’s important to us that we help you create a unique and lasting moment when farewelling someone special. twfh.co.nz

27/10/2025

Our care is not defined by tradition, but shaped by your individual choices with transparency, respect, and genuine support at the heart of everything we do. twfh.co.nz

22/10/2025

With over 120 years of dedicated service to the Wellington community, The Wilson Funeral Home brings deep local knowledge and a special empathy for the people and relationships within our community. twfh.co.nz

19/10/2025

At The Wilson Funeral Home, we offer pre-arrangement plans letting you make thoughtful decisions now, easing the emotional and financial burden for your whānau later. Plan with peace of mind. twfh.co.nz

18/10/2025

Our office in Karori operates by appointment only. To provide the best possible service please schedule ahead to see one of our friendly staff members.
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17/10/2025

Eva and Bailey rolled up their sleeves and donated blood today❤️

Every donation helps save lives, and these two showed what community spirit is all about. By supporting the New Zealand Blood Service, they're making a real difference for those in need across Aotearoa.

Keen to help too? Book an appointment https://www.nzblood.co.nz/

14/10/2025

Tonight, as part of the Global Wave of Light and the final day of Baby Loss Awareness Week (9th–15th October), more than 40 landmarks across Aotearoa will be illuminated in pink (māwhero), blue (kikorangi), and purple (poroporo) to honour and remember all babies lost too soon.

In Wellington, participating landmarks include the Upper Hutt Fantail Welcome Sculpture, Cable Cars, Michael Fowler Centre, Carter Fountain, Woman of Worlds Sculpture, and the Kelburn Park Fountain.
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Tonight, to mark the Global Wave of Light and the last day of Baby Loss Awareness Week (9th-15th October), over 40 landmarks across Aotearoa are lighting up māwhero (pink), kikorangi (blue) and poroporo (purple) to remember our precious babies ❤💙💜

Below you will find a list of all the landmarks lighting up and a map link showing the details of each landmark. Thank you so much to the Councils, organisations, and businesses who are raising awareness of pregnancy and baby loss, and acknowledging the whānau in their area who have suffered such a heart-breaking loss.

If you visit any of these landmarks tonight we would love for you to take a picture and post it below

*Ashburton: Clock Tower
*Auckland: Holy Trinity Cathedral, Mission Bay Fountain (Trevor Moss Memorial), Aotea Square, Eden Park, Civic Centre
*Blenheim: War Memorial Clock Tower, Seymour Square Fountain
*Christchurch: Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, Botanical Gardens, New Brighton Pier, Fanfare, Scott Park, Vaka 'a Hine, The Bridge of Remembrance
*Cromwell: Welcome Sign
*Dunedin: St Paul's Cathedral, Otago Museum, Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, University of Otago Clock Tower
*Foxton: Clock Tower
*Gisborne: Clock Tower
*Greymouth: Water Fountain
*Inglewood: Trees
*Invercargill: Queens Park Fountain, Feldwick Gates, Band Rotunda
*Napier: Tom Parker Fountain
*New Plymouth: Clock Tower
*Oamaru: Opera House
*Palmerston North: Clock Tower
*Rotorua: Skyline Rotorua Luge Tunnels
*Stratford: Glockenspiel Clock Tower
*Taupō: Great Lake Centre
*Tauranga: Wharf St Lights, Bethlehem Birthing Centre (rings)
*Te Aroha: Clock Tower
*Wellington: Upper Hutt Fantail Welcome Sculpture, Cable Cars, Michael Fowler Centre, Carter Fountain, Woman of Worlds Sculpture, Kelburn Park Fountain
*Whanganui: Royal Whanganui Opera House, Whanganui War Memorial
*Westport: Clock tower
*Whangārei: Victoria Canopy Bridge

Click on this link to find details of when they are going to be lit up: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit...

14/10/2025

We are continually evolving to offer more personalised and flexible funeral services that honour life in meaningful ways. twfh.co.nz

13/10/2025

Grief doesn’t come with a guide, but meaningful tools can help. 𝐸𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑦𝑑𝑎𝑦 𝐴𝑓𝑡𝑒𝑟 is a free, clinician-reviewed card deck created to support those navigating life after losing a loved one.

With thoughtful prompts for reflection and conversation, it’s a gentle reminder that even in loss, you are not alone.

📥 Access it here: https://everydaysolitude.com/

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