Planning A Funeral

Our Services

We remember that grief is a journey, not a destination and a funeral is a vital first signpost. Funerals mark both the physical separation from the person that has died and a renewal of friends and family ties for the time ahead.

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The funeral is an opportunity to capture special memories and recall moments of pride and delight in the life of the deceased.

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Selecting a casket is a matter of personal preference. The casket’s construction can be a major consideration when making a choice.

We believe that it is important to offer families a choice of hearses when arranging a funeral service for a loved one.

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During the arrangement, your funeral director will discuss catering for the refreshments held after a service.

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Urns come in a variety of styles and finishes. Each urn is chosen to suit the deceased and how the family wish to represent them.

Traditional signature pages, bound into a modern memory book.

It can be overwhelming to write an eulogy or tribute, so we’ve put together some tips on how to write them.

When planning or attending a funeral there are many questions some people may have. 

Although very important, the funeral is only the first step we take in ‘saying goodbye’.

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