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Guidance for funerals has recently changed, giving you more choice and allowing more people to attend.
Find out how we can help.
Arranging a funeral
Funerals are all different; simple or traditional, religious or not. We'll guide you through your options and the costs, helping you arrange a funeral fitting for both the person who has died, and for those who are left behind.
If someone has died, contact us and we'll bring your loved one into our care as soon as possible.
Our funerals
If you're visiting one of our funeral homes, we can only allow 2 clients inside a funeral home at any one time, both for appointments and visits to the chapel of rest. Please call or email your local funeral home to book an appointment.
First things to think about
We understand that this may be your first time arranging a funeral. We’ve pulled together some things you might want to start thinking about before your appointment with the funeral director.
- What sort of funeral would be most fitting to your loved one? Would they have wanted a Direct Cremation or Direct Burial, a Simple funeral, a Traditional religious funeral, or something more bespoke?
- Will it be a burial or cremation?
- Do you know how much your choice of funeral will cost?
It’s normal to have lots of questions you may want to ask in the funeral arrangement. It may help to write them down to take along with you. Download our guide to arranging a funeral
What do I need to organise for the day of the funeral?
We can help you arrange a fitting tribute to your loved one. We'll discuss all the options available for personalising the funeral, to create a unique service.
Remembering your loved one
You may find it comforting to have something to help remember the person you've lost. Whether it's a headstone, a decorative urn for your home or a piece of memorial jewellery. We can talk you through all your options.
