THE FUNERAL HOME
Our Funeral Home
Our funeral home is exceptionally spacious and well-appointed with every facility. It has been carefully designed on one level giving easy access for the disabled. It is complimented by tranquil landscaped grounds with ample car parking and easy access.
We are directly on the regular bus route to the city centre and beyond. With seating capacity for over 300, our chapel can accommodate the largest of services. Our traditional two-tier organ is complimented by a crystal clear microphone and speakers -incorporating a special loop system for the hard of hearing. A full multimedia and recording service offers unlimited choice of music and also PowerPoint and movie presentations.
Multimedia
Within our service room we have a state-of-the-art projector with a 4m wide screen for use during the service. We frequently use this for displaying a slideshow of photographic memories of the deceased, often synced to a piece of their favourite music, providing a moment for families to look back, and treasure with happy memories their loved one’s life. We are able to play video clips on the screen for those that wish and have even used little snippets from social media for those special moments that are not to be forgotten.
In our private family room and foyer, we have HD widescreen TVs. These TVs display the funeral service in real-time and are useful for those who perhaps do not wish to be in the service room but would like to watch. Handy for those with little children.
We are also able to provide a live link for families and friends who are not able to attend the funeral service. Please visit our ‘LIVESTREAM’ page.
All services held at our funeral home can be recorded and given to you to keep on a USB in a personalised presentation box. All recordings are produced by us at the funeral home and can be made available the same day.
Dear Sir, I have just watched the Funeral service for my mother and I would just like to thank you very much and congratulate you on a job well done. It was a lovely service, and my wife and I watched it with tears streaming down our faces. I was so upset at not being able to get up to be with her during her short illness, and to support and my sister with arrangements at this difficult time. Once again, very many thanks.”