Arranging a funeral

Celebrating a life

We are here to provide you with sensitive and professional advice to help you arrange a unique funeral.

The first stages

 

What to do when someone dies at home, in a nursing home, or in hospital.

We will then bring your loved one into our care with gentleness and respect. Read more...

How to register the death

 

Unless the coroner is involved, you must have the medical cause of death certificate from the doctor before you can register the death. You will need to book an appointment to register a death. Read more...

Summary checklist

 

When someone dies there are many decisions and arrangements to make, all of which can be difficult in a time of grief. To help, we've put together this checklist to help guide you through the process. Read more...

Making the arrangements

 

Who will arrange the funeral? You need to decide on whether you are having a cremation or a burial.

How would you like to personalise the funeral? Read more...

How to write an obituary

 

An obituary can be placed in a local newspaper that reports the death of your loved one, typically with information about the upcoming funeral. Read more...

Provision for the deaf

 

We believe it is important that all members of our community have access to our funeral services in a way that is compatible with their individual needs. Read more...