O W Ellis Funeral Directors
Funeral directors in Hawarden and Shotton, caring for families across Flintshire and the surrounding communities.
Proud to be part of the Dignity group
Experts in care
Setting the highest standards for care, service and facilities
Supporting communities
Working with charities and carers to improve support
Local teams
Guiding families with local sensitivity and understanding
Our locations
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Trusted by families across Flintshire
Rated 4.8 / 5 based on 40 reviews.
Rated 5 / 5
Excellent very dignified and efficient
Barry Stainton, 25 October 2026
Rated 5 / 5
What a wonderful, patient, professional team. From the first meeting to discuss our requirements to the several changes and requests. Nothing was too much trouble. On the day it went like clockwork.
Gaynor Taylor, 23 October 2026
Rated 4 / 5
Everyone was very friendly & helpful & guided me through what to do & where to go step by step
Helen Plummer, 22 October 2026
O W Ellis
O.W. Ellis Funeral Directors has become a trusted part of the Flintshire community, supporting families with care, compassion and expertise. Over the years, we have built a reputation for helping local families create meaningful and personal farewells, providing guidance and reassurance when it is needed most.
You can find us in Hawarden and Shotton, serving families across Flintshire and the surrounding area. Your funeral director knows their community and the people in it, and will arrange a funeral that feels right to you – whether that's traditional, alternative, or something simpler.
We're here when you need us. You can call your local funeral director at any time, 24 hours a day.
Frequently asked questions
Advice and guidance
Practical guides on arranging a funeral and what to expect.
What does a funeral director do
What a funeral director actually does, before the day and on it, how they care for the person who has died, and whether you have to use one at all.
Choosing a funeral director
What to look for when comparing funeral directors – local availability, itemised pricing, the care given to the person who has died, and how well they listen.
What to do when someone dies
The first steps after a death, in order – the medical certificate, registering, calling a funeral director and dealing with the estate, with timings.
Types of funeral
The types of funeral to choose between – burial or cremation, religious or not, ceremony or none – and how each can still be personal.
Questions to ask a funeral director
Fourteen questions worth asking before you appoint a funeral director – on costs, care, personalisation and paperwork – and what the answers tell you.
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