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A funeral is a chance for the different people connected to the person who has died to come together: partners, children, family, friends, and colleagues.
A funeral can be seen as the first step towards coming to terms with the death of your loved one; an acknowledgement that their physical presence is gone.
Depending on your beliefs and values, and those of the person who has died, there are several options below that you may wish to consider when arranging a funeral.
For families and individuals who have not had much contact with religion in their lives, it may be more appropriate to consider a non-religious funeral service and burial/cremation. This can be conducted by a Civil, Independent or Humanist Celebrant of your choice.
Here at White Rose, we are skilled in arranging funeral services for all religious beliefs and denominations.
We will work with you to understand the role that God and religion has played in the life of your loved one to create a service of personal significance.
Some families may have a clear idea about what they envisage for their loved one’s funeral service and are comfortable leading the ceremony without the assistance of a celebrant.
At White Rose, we believe there is no right or wrong way to say goodbye to someone you love, and we will support you in whatever service you choose.
Direct Cremations are a low-cost option that take your loved one into our care and then on to the crematorium or burial site. Later, you may wish to hold a wake, reception, or another event commemorating the person who has died, and we are happy to help you organise this should you require.