FAQ

Harmony Memorial Park is a privately operated cemetery in Polokwane, Limpopo, created to provide families with a peaceful, secure and carefully maintained environment for remembrance.

A private memorial park offers controlled access, structured maintenance, planned development and a more consistent long-term environment than many traditional public cemeteries.

We offer a range of burial options including single burial plots, family estates, children’s burial plots, cremation ash plots and remembrance options.

Pricing varies depending on the selected burial package. Flexible payment options are available on selected packages. Please refer to the Burial Options page for current pricing.

Yes. Harmony Memorial Park offers burial and remembrance options at different price levels so families can select a package that best suits their needs and budget.

Yes. We offer dedicated ash niches, ash box plots and Wall of Remembrance options for families choosing cremation memorials.

Yes. Dedicated burial plots are available for children aged 0–12 years, with memorial options designed specifically for younger loved ones.

Yes. Family estate packages allow families to reserve multiple plots together so loved ones can remain in one dedicated family area.

No. There are no monthly maintenance costs. A significant portion of our sales proceeds is invested into the ongoing care, maintenance and development of the memorial park.

Yes. You may privately resell a plot or grave. However, an administrative fee is payable for the change of ownership, and a Change of Ownership form must be completed so the transfer is properly registered.

Memorial work requires completion of the prescribed application form, submission of a detailed sketch plan for approval by Park Management, and confirmation of appointment with Park Administration before any memorial may be erected or dismantled.

Yes. Some burial packages allow stacked or double-depth burials, meaning more than one person may be interred in the same grave. Please refer to the Burial Options page for more information.

If you pass away before your grave is paid in full, your family may choose to settle the outstanding balance so the burial can proceed. Alternatively, they may cancel the agreement and receive a refund of payments already made, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

A headstone consists of an upright memorial placed at the head of the grave. A full memorial includes the upright headstone as well as a solid granite ledger covering the full length and width of the grave.

An exhumation is the lawful removal of a person’s remains from one burial site for reburial at another cemetery. The process must comply with all applicable legislation, regulations and required approvals.

Once your grave has been paid in full, a Certificate of Private Rights of Ownership is issued to the purchaser as proof of ownership.