Could I ask everyone for some help at this very difficult time….
Paying Our Respects
If you see a hearse, could you stop, stand for a moment as it passes, perhaps take off your cap, and bow your head?
In these times where funerals are limited to only a very few close family our chance to support people during bereavement is limited. So, we wondered if we could revive an old tradition that would show people that their loss is noticed and shared by us all?
It would mean the world to families in a time of sadness.
Before planning a funeral, one of the biggest questions on most people’s minds is ‘How do I find a good funeral director?’ However, once you are in the room with them, there are a few questions you can ask to make sure you are being given a fair service.
Countries and cultures all have different timelines when it comes to burying their dead, however, in some cases, a funeral may need to be delayed beyond what is normally recognised. Here’s how that is managed in the UK, especially if you are looking for support with funeral planning in West Kent and Southeast London.
‘I’m sorry for your loss’. It’s been said so many times that many who have lost a loved one report that it’s not actually as helpful as many well-meaning attendants might think. We’ve helped thousands of families from across West Kent and South East London through some of their darkest moments. Here are the things they want to hear.
We're here to help
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