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Most families arrive without an idea in their head. That is exactly the right place to start.
Every farewell on this page began with a conversation about one person — what they did on Saturdays, what they always said, what they loved to eat. The day was built from there. Four of them were created for particular families. The rest are the shapes we arrange most weeks, and they are no less personal for it.
From a Simple Farewell at a cemetery chapel to a Concierge Farewell anywhere you choose.
5.0 · 32 Google reviews
He was happiest with a line in the water, so his family took him out on the bay one more time, a rod over the side. When the boat came back to the wharf, the scallops were already on.
The service, the committal and tea in the lounge afterwards — one place, one morning, and nothing to organise in between. For families who want the traditional thing done properly.
He had spent every weekend of his life at the track. The service ended the only way it could have: one more lap of the circuit, with everyone standing to watch him go round.
Thirty chairs on the lawn, a eulogy read under the trees, flowers placed by hand. The simplest farewell we arrange, and often the one people remember longest.
He had flown all his life, so we held the service in a hangar, surrounded by the machines that gave him it. A biplane hung over the congregation the whole time.
Every day on this page started the same way: a conversation, usually about an hour, usually at a kitchen table. We ask about the person rather than about products — the job, the jokes, the Saturdays.
Then we come back to you with the day written out and an estimate beside it. You change whatever you want, as many times as you want, until it sounds like them.
Talk to us about someone“You actively listened to us and understood what we needed when we didn't have the words or knowledge.”
Jane Currie · Google review
The pews that knew them for fifty years, your minister, your parish's own order of things. We arrange everything around it, and otherwise stay out of the way.
A service among the vines, then one long table that runs into the afternoon. For the host who never let a glass sit empty and never let anyone leave early.
A grand room, weeks after a private cremation — which gives everyone time to travel and the day time to be planned. Live music, a hundred and fifty guests, standing room only.
No headstone and no plot. Carried out past the heads and given back, whole, to the water — for the one who wanted to go back to the elements he came from.
“Mum felt listened to, the catering was excellent and they even managed to organise a bagpiper from the same regiment.”
Julia Peddie · Google review
It will look like them. Tell us who they were, and we'll take it from there.
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Details from farewells we have arranged
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