Attended funerals in Wakefield

An attended funeral is a full funeral service with family and friends there. Our funeral directors in Wakefield will help you arrange it, and be with you at every stage.

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Lazenby & Scorah Funeral Directors, Wakefield

You can find our funeral home on Duke of York Street, opposite the Trinity Centre.

What an attended funeral costs in Wakefield

This is what an attended funeral costs at our Wakefield funeral director, including the fees we estimate you will pay to other organisations.

Attended funeral

Our services
£2,695
  • 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
£1,150
  • Crematoria fees
  • A celebrant or minister to lead the ceremony
Estimated total
£3,845

The final price depends on the choices you make. Your funeral director will talk you through all of them.

Add a personal touch

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Coffins and caskets

Choose from a range of materials and designs – simple and understated through to ornate or colourful.

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Urns and keepsakes

Keep them close with an urn, scatter tube, garden memorial or piece of memorial jewellery.

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Memorials

Create a lasting place of remembrance. Somewhere to return to, reflect and remember.

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What families say about us

Rated 5 / 5 based on 31 reviews.

Rated 5/5

The staff at Lazenby and Scorah were so kind and helpful after my husband passed away. Mary and Bernardine kept me informed at every step. I was able to see my husband at the funeral home in a quiet area where I could say my last goodbye.

The funeral was booked - church, vicar, graveyard; funeral notices in the local paper , and service booklet. Nothing was too much trouble.

On the day of the funeral the staff were very formal and respectful. All in all I felt my husband had the funeral he deserved. And I was treated with such kindness; I’ll never forget. Thank you so much.

Gwyneth Young, 16 March 2026

Rated 5/5

Very professional service, Caring supportive and informative in very emotional circumstances. Didn't have to worry about the funeral all handled with dignity and care.

Always happy to answer any questions.

Thankyou for caring

Diane Ferry, 23 February 2026

Rated 5/5

Excellent, faultless service throughout. Highly professional in every manner. Superb staff who cared and showed compassion throughout. Mary and Bernadine were terrific and took all the stress out of a difficult situation.

Phil Walters, 8 August 2025

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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.

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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.