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If you have chosen cremation for a loved one’s funeral, the funeral director helping you make arrangements may be able to suggest local crematoriums near you, or you can search for one using Funeral Guide’s directory. The average cost of cremation can vary depending on your location in the UK.
- Nab Wood Crematorium
The rooms have been designed to facilitate all faiths and...
- Darlington Crematorium
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- Telford Crematorium
About Us. Privately-owned, Telford Crematorium is a modern...
- Haycombe Crematorium
It is possible to have a further half hour in the Top Chapel...
- Canford Cemetery and Crematorium
Contact information for Canford Cemetery and Crematorium in...
- Hutcliffe Wood Crematorium
About Us. Hutcliffe Wood Crematorium is based southwest of...
- Nab Wood Crematorium
If you are visiting one of our crematoriums, you can find the opening times of the office, grounds, and the facilities available. See the whole list of crematoriums and use our crematorium finder to find a crematorium near you.
We have listed below the answers to a number of questions that are commonly asked about the process of cremation. If you do not find the information you require here, please do contact us on [email protected] or call us on 01622 688292
- Where Can I Bury Cremated Ashes?
- How Do You Bury Ashes in A Cemetery?
- Can You Bury Ashes in A Churchyard?
- How Much Does It Cost to Bury Cremated Ashes?
- Can You Bury Ashes in An Existing Grave?
- Can The Burying of Ashes Take Place on Private Land?
- What Is A Committal Service For The Burial of Ashes?
The most usual places for the burial of cremation ashes are in small graves in cemeteries, crematoria gardens of remembrance, woodland burial grounds and in parish churchyards. But some people bury their loved one’s ashes in the garden, and the UK even has an underwater cemeteryfor burying ashes, off the Dorset coast. Cremation ashes can be buried ...
You can ask your funeral director about burying ashes in a cemetery at the time of arranging a funeral, or make your own enquiries directly with a cemetery in advance or at a later date. Crematoriums have a dedicated areas for the burial of ashes, in their gardens of remembrance. For more information we have an extensive guide to burials. These inc...
Parish communities more often have space for burying ashes in the churchyard than they do for traditional burials. The Church of Englandcan help people arrange a funeral in their local parish even if they weren’t a churchgoer and a local vicar or the parish council may be able to advise about space in your local churchyard.
The cost of a cremation ashes plot can vary according to the location of the cemetery and grave. However, they cost far less than a traditional grave – between a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds. It may cost more if you are not a local resident or member of the local parish, or you wish to buried in a specific location within the cemet...
You may choose to bury ashes in an existing grave site, provided you are the owner of the grave or next of kinwith a claim over the exclusive burial rights.
In the UK, you are legally allowed to bury ashes on private land with the landowner’s permission. However, bear in mind that the land could be sold to another owner which may make it difficult for you to visit the grave in future.
A committal service is a short graveside ceremony that takes place during the burial or interment of ashes. It can be religious or non-religious.
Top of page. Our crematoria are locally managed to meet the individual needs and customs of the communities they serve.
Here is an updated overview of the cremation process in the UK: What happens at the crematorium on the day of the funeral? The coffin is brought in, followed by the mourners. The coffin is placed on the catafalque (a raised platform). A service, either religious or secular, is conducted.
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The collection of cremated remains and memorial consultations can still take place by means of an appointment. The Grounds: Our grounds remain open to members of the public. The Memorial Office: Appointments can be made by contacting the crematorium directly by telephone.
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