Setting the highest standards for care, service and facilities
Working with charities and carers to improve support
Guiding families with local sensitivity and understanding
These are estimated costs for a cremation. For a burial, please call us and we'll explain the costs.
Total price: £3,944
Total price: £1,645
The cost of a funeral depends on what you need. We'll help you understand everything, so you can plan without any surprises.
Our prices include all the essentials
The prices you see on each branch's Price List are our lowest for each type of funeral. They include caring for the person who's died, a simple coffin, and the cremation or burial. We don't charge for the little touches like placing a rose on the coffin or playing music.
What affects the cost?
You can choose to add a personal touch, such as a unique coffin, flowers, your choice of transport, a printed order of service or a memorial. There might be additional costs depending on the type of funeral you choose, or what you require. You can find out additional costs by looking at Additional Options Price Lists on each branch's webpage.
Rated 4.99 / 5 based on 73 reviews.
It’s been a couple of weeks since the cremation of my wife Susan which was organised through R.Davies.
I’d like to thank everyone for making the day run like clockwork with a special mention to Sharon for being so efficient and empathetic.Also Sharon’s recommendation for Jane Grant to be our celebrant really made the day the perfect send off for Sue.
Thankyou all.
Andrew Haskins, 4 October 2026
Shaun Hunt at R Davies Westbury on Trym was superb! Very professional but very understanding and kind in a very difficult situation and at the lowest point of my life! I would certainly be only too pleased to recommend his service to anybody!
sheila osborne, 1 September 2026
Great service. Highly recommended!
Robert McLean, 23 August 2026
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