Arranging A Funeral 
What TO Do When A Death Occurs
Following a bereavement there are a lot of things to do and many people to contact. The procedure depends on the circumstances surrounding the loss of a loved one, and on the next few pages we will try to cover the usual situations in which you may find yourself.
However the best person to ask would be your Funeral Director who will have had experience of many different cases and should have the expertise to help and advise you. Simply call us and we can help.
Types of Funerals
Many people leave clear instructions to their family as to what form the funeral should take. We are pleased to talk to you about the different procedures required for your chosen way. There are many more forms required for a cremation.
About three quarters of funerals carried out are cremation and one quarter burial. You can choose to have a stone on the grave after a burial or arrange with the crematorium for a plaque or other form of memorialisation. We are pleased to help you and advise you at the time or afterwards.
Register a Death
One of the few things the Funeral Director is not permitted to do for you, is the registration of the death. So click here for some advice for those registering a death. If you are in any doubt, please call us for advice.
