We are here to help you with all the aspects of dealing with a death and arranging a funeral.
Even when the death is expected, it’s nearly always a shock when someone dies. In the case of an unexpected death, it is likely that the police and ambulance services will be involved and, after that, the coroner.
It is important to remember that when someone dies there is no need to rush into hasty decisions. If you can, call a relative, friend or neighbour and ask them to be with you so that you can talk things through.
We recommend that you spend a few minutes reading our step-by-step guide.
If the person you have lost didn’t talk to you about their wishes for their final send off, take some time to think about that person. How do you think they would like to be remembered? What were their qualities and values, their loves and passions?
Thinking about someone often makes thinking about their funeral clearer. You want it to reflect their character, be a demonstration of their values and beliefs. It can be formal or relaxed, traditional or contemporary, spiritual, religious or secular, simple or flamboyant, a private or community event. We can recommend fitting local venues in Heathfield and throughout East Sussex, where you can hold a service and a wake without the time constraints dictated by a crematorium or church service.
We can help you to arrange everything. We can take care of all the paperwork and arrangements, advise you and support you, step by step, on what you need to do when someone dies.
27a High Street, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8JR.
