Portslade Funeral Directors near to you
There are Dignity funeral directors in Brighton ready to help you. Serving the Portslade community, our funeral homes provide the highest standards of funeral care, ensuring your loved one has the dignified send off you would want.
With six funeral directors serving Portslade, you will be able to find one near to you. W Cornford & Son, for instance, is a short distance from St Nicolas’s Church and, as with all Dignity undertakers, committed to providing support and the highest standard of funeral care.
See below for a Portslade funeral directors near to you.
Funeral homes near Portslade
Our Funeral Directors near Portslade offer
- Advice and guidance at every step, including registering the death
- Arrangements that are tailored to meet your family’s needs
- Local expertise and knowledge
- Cremation or burial at any local crematorium or burial site
- Funeral services of all faiths and cultures
- Viewing of the deceased in the chapel of rest
- Hearses, funeral vehicles and bespoke transport options
- Memorials and tributes
- Prepaid funeral plans
Frequently asked questions
When someone dies, the first steps will depend on how and where the person passed away. Our step-by-step guides will walk you through the practical steps. For additional support and personal advice, please get in touch with us.
Third party funeral costs are additional charges which we will manage for you and attach to your single invoice. Get in touch with us to confirm costs and plan a funeral to fit your budget.
You don't have to make an appointment at our funeral homes. However, doing so will ensure that someone can be available to cater to your needs. When arranging a funeral, our Funeral Directors are happy to visit you in your own home, if required.
If you choose to arrange the funeral with us, you will be given the option of a complimentary Funeral Notice. We will set it up for you using the details discussed during the arrangements. All we need is an email address.
A pallbearer is one of usually four or six people who carry, or help transport, the coffin, throughout the stages of a funeral. Coffins are often moved on wheeled biers; but bearers are still needed.