We are a dedicated team of both men and women with a range of complementary skills to take care of your loved one from the day you contact us.
We have extensive experience of caring for the deceased person and in supporting and guiding you in the decisions that are required in order to arrange their funeral. We offer a sensitive helping hand from the day we are contacted to beyond the day of the funeral.
We will support you in creating a fully personalised funeral starting with an open book for you to decide how much or how little you want to include.
The location, venue, type of funeral, and the planning for the detail of the day of the funeral is driven by your instructions to us.
Distance is no object. We will always provide an estimate of the cost involved and make all of the necessary arrangements to facilitate the funeral taking place.
Services
Coffins & Caskets
We offer a wide range of coffins, from traditional to contemporary, and can help you make the choice
Floral Tributes
From a traditional wreath to something more unusual, flowers can be a beautiful personal tribute.
Vehicles
Planning your loved one’s last journey is important and it is natural to want their last journey to be special.
Forever Memories
Many people find it comforting to be able to keep a loved one close and modern memorial jewellery makes this possible.
Poems & Readings
It’s only natural for many to want to have poems or readings read out during a funeral service.
Religion and Belief
We tailor funeral services to meet the needs and reflect a loved one’s culture and religious belief.
Catering
Many people find comfort in being able to share stories and celebrate memories with each other after the formal funeral service.
Condolence Stationary
We can arrange a wide selection of condolence stationery to reflect the life of your loved one, including photos, tributes, readings and prayers.
Donations
Whilst many families appreciate people sending floral tributes for their loved one, others prefer to only have family flowers. Everyone reading or hearing this will understand and respect your wishes, but they may still wish to do something in memory of the deceased.
Many families now ask people to make a charitable donation instead of sending flowers. This request is usually included in the death notice. We can help arrange this. You can donate the money to just one charity – perhaps one that your loved one supported – or several; it’s up to you. There are no rules about how many charities you can share the money between or what sort of charity they are – as long as they are properly registered.
How people make their donation is up to you – many charities now allow you to set up an online donation page in someone’s memory.