Frequently Asked Questions

Each of our limousines can comfortably seat up to six people in the rear, with an optional seat available beside the driver.

Our experienced Funeral Director will be with you throughout the day to gently guide and support you, ensuring everything runs smoothly. You're welcome to ask any questions, big or small.

Yes, you’re very welcome to do so. We will offer full guidance and support on the day. Alternatively, a wheeled bier can be used for a dignified entrance.

Yes. If you would like to spend time in our private chapel, please let us know so we can make arrangements for you to visit in peace and privacy.

Absolutely. We can arrange for them to be brought home either the day before or on the morning of the funeral, according to your wishes.

Yes, of course. Music is a personal part of the service, and we’ll help you select meaningful pieces. Please ensure all music is finalised at least 48 hours in advance.

Yes, we’re happy to help arrange for charitable donations in memory of your loved one.

No, it stays in place until everyone has left the chapel. If you prefer, the curtain can close at the end of the service.

Yes. Every cremation is carried out separately, following strict procedures to ensure care, respect, and accurate identification.

Yes, without question. Your loved one’s ashes will be returned in a clearly labelled container. We can help you transfer them into a permanent urn or keepsake if you wish.

You have several options—scatter them somewhere special, inter them in a grave, place them in a garden of remembrance, or keep them at home. We're here to explain all available choices.

For traditional earth graves, it's best to wait up to six months for the ground to settle. In contrast, a raft plot allows for immediate placement.

We’ll coordinate everything with a qualified local stonemason to ensure it's done respectfully and with care.