Coffins and caskets
Choose from a range of materials and designs – simple and understated through to ornate or colourful.
Attended funerals in Eastbourne
An attended funeral is a full funeral service with family and friends there. Our funeral directors in Eastbourne will help you arrange it, and be with you at every stage.
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Serenity Funeral Directors, Eastbourne
We are a few doors down from the Dew Drop Inn on South Street, at the corner of Calverley Walk.
- 43 South Street, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4UT
Call 24 hours a day:
01323 736446
Office opening hours:
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
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What an attended funeral costs in Eastbourne
This is what an attended funeral costs at our Eastbourne funeral director, including the fees we estimate you will pay to other organisations.
Attended funeral
- Our services
- £2,995
- A Basic Coffin, or choose any other and pay only the difference
- A traditional hearse
- Care in our first class facilities
- Estimated third-party costs
- £1,016
- Crematoria fees
- A celebrant or minister to lead the ceremony
- Estimated total
- £4,011
What families say about us
Rated 4.7 / 5 based on 100 reviews.
Rated 5 / 5
karen was just the person to help guid us through tuff time made the experance esay to understand and well organized thank you
Nick Boxall, 8 October 2026
Rated 5 / 5
People were so caring and respectful. I am so glad we chose Serenity to look after my lovely aunt.
Louise Starley, 29 September 2026
Rated 5 / 5
A first class service from the start with Karen to the cars and palbearers to the appointment of our celebrant Nicola.At a time of great loss the head usher asked me to turn around I was absolutely dumb struck by the assembled congregation which I would never have seen without this small prompt in a time of grief. Thank You All at Sincerity.
colin murphy, 20 September 2026
FAQs
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Helpful organisations
Grief after bereavement
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Help with funeral costs
If you get certain benefits you may be eligible for the Funeral Expenses Payment. You can find out more, check your eligibility, and apply on the GOV.UK website.
Report the death
There are government organisations that need to know when someone dies. Tell Us Once is a service that lets you report the death to most of them in one go.
Advice and guidance
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What to do when someone dies
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How to reduce funeral costs
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Questions to ask a funeral director
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Talk to your local branch to get a quote
Your local funeral director can talk through our costs and any personal touches you want to include. Let us know what you're thinking and we'll work to your budget.