Coffins and caskets
Choose from a range of materials and designs – simple and understated through to ornate or colourful.
Attended funerals in Stoke-on-Trent
An attended funeral is a full funeral service with family and friends there. Our funeral directors in Stoke-on-Trent will help you arrange it, and be with you at every stage.
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H. Dale Funeral Directors, Stoke
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- 176 Anchor Road, Sandford Hill, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST3 5EF
Call 24 hours a day:
01782 313866
Office opening hours:
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
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What an attended funeral costs in Stoke-on-Trent
This is what an attended funeral costs at our Stoke-on-Trent funeral director, including the fees we estimate you will pay to other organisations.
Attended funeral
- Our services
- £2,495
- 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
- £1,079
- Crematoria fees
- A celebrant or minister to lead the ceremony
- Estimated total
- £3,574
What families say about us
Rated 4.93 / 5 based on 104 reviews.
Rated 1/5
Where shall we start…
When my sister and I went in , on behalf of our mum, we were taken into a room, where we chose the casket for our dad.
We then specifically asked!!!!!
For us to be informed about the day of his cremation.
It was a no attendance funeral, which our dad specifically asked for.
We were not!!!! Informed, we had to ring to ask , imagine how we all felt, especially our mum, only to be told that he had been cremated already!!!
The following week, we went to fetch dads ashes, to bring him home, with the staff eating chips, the whole place stunk of chips!
Very professional NOT.
Upon receiving our dad, when we were just about to go, when we noticed that they had spelt his name wrong.
We had to ask them to do it again.
We also noticed that when we got home to mum, the casket hadn’t got the handles on which is what we were shown.
Neither my sis or I have said nothing about it to our mum, as we think the loss of our dad is enough for her to cope with.
All we can say, is that we would never consider this company again!!
Amanda Glover, 11 October 2026
Rated 5/5
made everything so easy and gave me peace of mined thank you all so much.
Tom Talbot, 9 September 2026
Rated 2/5
Incorrect information passed to family, calls from office cut off mid discussion as staff had to take other calls or had another task to complete. Unable to attend to sign documents on site to suit my calendar as restricted availability only available due to Director using the room for families.When collecting ashes door was open so I entered property to be confronted by a gentleman saying I expected the bell to ring and you to be outside very directly as if I was wrong to walk into an open doorway.
Vikki Sproson, 13 August 2026
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