Attended Burial
£2,290
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£2,290
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"It was professional and perfect, just the way my lost one would have loved. Thank you for your beautiful service."
— Tay T
"All of the staff we encountered were kind, compassionate and professional from start to finish. Every detail was carefully considered and we really felt they cared about us and our loved one."
— Natalie Goodwin
"From the moment I stepped inside, I knew my mum's funeral was in safe hands. The little touches reassured us that my mum was cared for at her finale moments. Dan and the team on the day made a sad day run smoothly — making my mum's last day on earth a touching memory."
— Paul W (about Rowena, Dan)
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