Funerals Advice For a Loved One's Funeral

How do I choose a funeral director?

As with any other service provider, it is often best to ring around three or four local funeral directors, ask for a quote and make a decision based on the estimates provided. We acknowledge that it would be a very stressful time so asking friends, neighbours or family for recommendations can work well.

When asking for quotes, ensure that these services/responsibilities are included. This is important as these are usually forgotten and consumers are hit with surprises.

  • Organise suitable transport to transport mourners on the day of the funeral service
  • Arrange for notices to be placed in newspapers or online
  • Organise pall bearers – if relevant
  • Provide service sheets and attendance cards
  • The funeral director may become the collecting point for donations to charity should this be requested rather than floral tributes
  • Organise a post service venue with refreshments for mourners as required
  • Organise the removal of the deceased to a chapel of rest until the funeral is held
  • Provide different options and choices for burial services and cremation services
  • Provide different types of coffin or casket along with options on furnishings
  • Arrange the time and date of the burial service at either a crematorium or relevant place of worship
  • Arrange for a suitable official to facilitate the funeral service
  • Arrange for music and any other requirement such as specific floral tributes at the venue
  • Arrange for people to view the body and pay their last respects before the funeral
  • Arrange for the disposal of funeral flowers when required
  • Arrange for the collection and disposal of ashes after cremation
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