The thought of arranging a funeral is not something any of us would want to do, especially in the case of your husband, wife or children. This together with the distress and emotional upset leaves the bereaved completely disorientated and unsure of what to do next. It is exactly this situation that our funeral directors have been trained to understand and cope with. We endeavour, under any circumstances to provide the bereaved with full and fair information about all services we can provide and information we can give.

How and when should you contact the funeral director?

Our service to you starts from the moment you contact us, whether by phone or by calling personally, to a point beyond when the deceased is laid to final rest. The arrangement itself can made at our premises or at home. On initial contact we will ask you for preliminary details, where upon we may advise the removal of the deceased to our private chapel as soon as possible. After initial details have been established we would then ask for a more convenient time to meet and make final arrangements.

At a time and place that suit your family, our funeral director would arrange the funeral to a standard and procedure that will meet the needs and requirements of the family.