Your path to Local Funeral Resources
From funeral directors and florists to local celebrants and venues, see what’s in your area.
The funeral procession
The person arranging the funeral decides who will be in the cars or limousines following the hearse – this is usually family members and sometimes close friends. Most of the people going to the funeral will use their own cars and may choose to meet the procession where the service is being held.
Usually the funeral procession leaves from the home the person who has died.
Unless you have been invited to participate in the funeral procession, it is not advisable to turn up at the house from where the funeral procession will be leaving – the family will not be pleased to see unexpected visitors at this time.
Your path to local funeral resources starts here, browse by category:
Funeral Directors
Find a Funeral Director in your local area. There are some 4000 in the UK.
Natural Burial Grounds
Natural Burial Grounds in beauty spots, where burials can take place.
Coffin and Casket Suppliers
Probate Services
Celebrants
If a religious minister is not required, find a celebrant in your local area.
Cemeteries
There are around 14,000 cemeteries in the UK. Find one in your local area.
Bereavement Support
Bereavement Support is available throughout the UK find local support.
Venues for Wakes
Online Memorials and Memorial Services
Keep your loved ones memory alive and find Online Memorials and Memorial Services near you.
Crematoria
Find a crematorium in your local area, we have thousands to choose from.
Florists
Find the best flowers and flower arrangements for the day.
Register Offices
Where to Stay
Find hotels, bed & breakfast and other accomodation near the venue.
Our map contains listings of the organisations and services which are here to help you in your funeral plans.
The map enables you to search for the funeral services you require in your desired area, and see their exact location. The online map makes it easy to share information with family and friends.
We understand that, for many people, attending a funeral is also very difficult - there are often many questions to ask about funeral etiquette, particularly if you have never before been to a funeral. Our section 'Attending a Funeral' is a handy guide through some of the range of frequently asked questions relating to going to a funeral.
There is also a useful list of funeral services and organisations providing bereavement support, relevant charities and funeral language to help you understand the various terms associated with planning a funeral service.
If you provide any services in relation to funerals and would like to be included on the map, further information can be found here.
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