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These are estimated costs for a cremation. For a burial, please call us and we'll explain the costs.
Total price: £3,742
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 4.76 / 5 based on 17 reviews.
hi Gornalls just a review to say thank you ever so much from Julie Hunter and the rest of the Family for all you done for Gordon Taylor Hunter from looking after Gordon and myself and Geoff and the family from day one your service was excepitional five star performance we can not thank you all enough Best wishes Julie & Geoff Hunterxx
Julie Pagan, 28 June 2026
Everything was handled in a very supportive, helpful and professional way. Particular thanks to Emily in the office and Pete and his team on the day. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
Jon Hunt, 26 April 2026
First class funeral service for mum. The celebrant, Gary, nailed it. The service from start to finish was superb.
Ian Bennett, 4 March 2026
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