Funerals
After the initial news of the death of someone you knew and loved, there are some important things that need to be done. These are two of the more immediate things:
- Register the death.
- Meet a Funeral Director. If you’re not yet sure which one to use, you can find one near to you on the National Association of Funeral Directors’ website, or on the National Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors (SAIF) website.
The Funeral Director will talk to you about what kind of funeral you would like.
One of the first questions they’ll ask is whether you’d like a burial or a cremation. You might like to discuss this with other family members if you’re not sure what the preference was of the person who died.
If you choose to have a funeral at St Mags, the vicar from the church will visit you to listen to the story of the person you knew, and will go through all the details of the funeral service itself.
We know how important funerals are for families. We have a great deal of experience in arranging funerals and would work closely with your funeral director to enable a funeral service that is just right for you, your family and your loved one.
If you would like the funeral to be in church or at the crematorium, speak with your funeral director and they will make the necessary arrangements with us.
The Vicar or one of his colleagues will spend plenty of time, meeting with you, helping you decide how you want to give thanks for and remember your loved one.
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