Come rain, sun or snow we still operate and take care of your loved ones funerals.
With the recent heavy snow in Kent, we made sure we could proceed with funerals. Our very own funeral director, Simon Welham, made sure that we could safely carry out a funeral at St Lawrence church, Stone Street, Seal Chart, near Sevenoaks in Kent. He went to the church the day before and cleared and salted a path making sure that the mourners could safely walk along the church path.
From our Sevenoaks funeral home, we prepared and took the deceased to St Lawrence church, Stone Street, Seal Chart where the funeral took place.
When planning a send-off for their loved one, many families like to stick to tradition and opt for a horse-drawn hearse at the funeral. However, in comparison to modern motorised hearses, pricing structures are often less transparent. Here are the answers to the most common questions we receive regarding the pricing structure of booking a horse-drawn cortege.
Dating back to the early 1700’s, the tradition of a horse-drawn hearse is a symbol of a simpler time and, as they were historically a method of transportation often reserved for the rich, a demonstration of great respect to your loved one. However, many people do not know that horse-drawn hearses are still around today and available to give your loved one the send-off they deserve.
In our 30 years’ experience in this industry, we’ve seen families across south London and Kent agonise over the fine details in a funeral, desperately trying to give their loved on the perfect send off. Without instruction, this can lead to delays, conflict and anguish. So, how can you tell your loved ones what you want? And where can they find this information?
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