Religious and humanist funerals in Leeds
We are happy to arrange both religious and non-religious funerals.
Based in Leeds, we have clients from Horsforth, Bradford and the surrounding areas.
Traditional funerals
The idea of a traditional funeral service for most people includes a religious ceremony, whether that be a requiem Mass, Anglican Church service or an alternative denominational service. We have a well-established relationship with both the Anglican Church and the Roman Catholic Church and are here to advise and guide you on the preparation and organisation of a service that suits your requirements. We will do everything we can to make sure you have a beautiful ceremony that will be the perfect send-off for your loved one. We are proud of the fact that our premises were blessed.
Our funeral services include:
- Chapel of rest
- Environmentally friendly services
- Funeral vehicles and horse drawn hearses
- Funeral flowers
- Cremation and burial
- Repatriation services
- Green funerals
- Woodland burials
We can also help you draw up the financial plans and costs of the funeral. Whatever you need, know that we are here for you.
Eco-friendly and woodland burials
As people are becoming more aware of their environment, they’re choosing eco-friendly funeral services. We can construct coffins from materials like willow, sea grass, wicker and cardboard as an alternative to the more traditional timber constructions. These alternative coffins can be used for both the cremation and burial.
Woodland burial grounds have been established in recent years to offer a more natural setting for the burial. Once the coffin is interred, either a tree is planted in place of a headstone or the burial ground is left with no marker, allowing the natural contours of the landscape to remain intact.
Eco-friendly and woodland burials
As people are becoming more aware of their environment, they’re choosing eco-friendly funeral services. We can construct coffins from materials like willow, sea grass, wicker and cardboard as an alternative to the more traditional timber constructions. These alternative coffins can be used for both the cremation and burial.
Woodland burial grounds have been established in recent years to offer a more natural setting for the burial. Once the coffin is interred, either a tree is planted in place of a headstone or the burial ground is left with no marker, allowing the natural contours of the landscape to remain intact.