Biganos · south of the Bay
Biganos Crematorium: address, opening hours, and flowers for the ceremony
The Arcachon Bay crematorium is located in Biganos, about twenty minutes from our shop in Gujan-Mestras. Here is the essential information for getting there, and how we deliver flowers for the ceremony.
A ceremony tomorrow? Call us before noon: we'll let you know right away what is possible.
- Room
- 100 places
- From Gujan-Mestras
- ≈ 20 min
- Funeral spray
- from €60
In practice
Biganos Crematorium: Practical Information
It has been welcoming families since September 2019, in a building integrated into the forest.
The address
≈ 15 km452, rue Joseph-Marie-Jacquard, in Biganos. 54 parking spaces and level access to the hall.
ItineraryThe ceremony hall
100 placesUp to 100 seated guests, and two lounges for families. The ceremony, whether civil or religious, lasts about thirty minutes.
The Garden of Remembrance
every dayLocated at the edge of the forest, it is open every day via the pedestrian gate. You may leave flowers at the scattering site; plaques bearing the name of the deceased are not permitted.
From our shop
≈ 20 minWe are departing from 29, Cours de Verdun, in Gujan-Mestras: about a twenty-minute drive to deliver your flowers before the ceremony.
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Funeral flowers
Which flowers are appropriate for a ceremony at the Biganos crematorium?
During the ceremony, the flowers surround the coffin, but they do not go inside the coffin. At the end, the family can keep them and place them in the memorial garden, at the scattering site. We hand-compose every tribute in Gujan-Mestras and deliver it to the crematorium before the ceremony.
Funeral spray
from €60The most popular tribute, to be placed near the coffin during the ceremony.
See the floral arrangementFuneral cushion
from €90Round, dense and understated, often given by close family.
See the cushionFuneral spray
from €110Lying down, to be placed on the floor or on a stand, in the shades of your choice.
See the sprayFuneral heart
from €120Often gifted by a spouse, children, or grandchildren.
See the heartFuneral wreath
from €160The traditional tribute from a family or group: friends, colleagues, association.
See the crownCondolence bouquet
from €38To be delivered to the home, to support the family after the ceremony.
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Your questions
Biganos Crematorium: your questions
Any other questions? Give us a call; we'll take the time to answer them.
Where is the Biganos crematorium located?
At 452, rue Joseph-Marie-Jacquard, in Biganos (33380), in the Facture Nord area. It has 54 parking spaces and step-free access.
Is there a crematorium in Arcachon or La Teste-de-Buch?
No. The crematorium for Arcachon Bay is the one in Biganos. Allow about 20 minutes by road from La Teste-de-Buch, and 25 minutes from Arcachon.
What are the opening hours of the Biganos crematorium?
Monday to Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A telephone support service is available 24/7 at 05 59 52 98 24.
Funeral home or Biganos crematorium: what's the difference?
They are two different places. The funeral home, also called a funeral parlor, receives the deceased before the funeral: the family can come there to pay their respects. The crematorium hosts the ceremony, then the cremation. We deliver flowers to both: just give us the place, the date, and the time.
Is it acceptable to bring flowers to a cremation?
Yes. Flowers decorate the room and surround the coffin during the ceremony, but they are not placed inside the coffin. At the end, the family may keep them and place them in the garden of remembrance.
Can we place flowers in the memorial garden?
Yes, it is open every day via the pedestrian gate. However, plaques or signs in the name of the deceased are not permitted there.
Do you deliver flowers to the Biganos crematorium?
Yes. Please provide the name of the deceased, the date and time of the ceremony, and the ribbon text: we will ensure the flowers arrive on time. For a same-day ceremony, please call us as soon as possible at +33 5 56 66 05 27.
How long does a crematorium ceremony last?
About thirty minutes: the entrance, the tributes, a moment of reflection, then the final farewell at the casket.