Cremation Funeral Urns for Ashes

After the funeral there are decisions to be made regarding the cremated remains of your loved one. You can either keep them safe in an urn or scatter them in a place of mourning or somewhere special.

Scatter tubes for cremated remains

Many people choose to take the ashes of their loved one to a special place to scatter. This could be somewhere that had a special significance to the deceased, or somewhere easy for loved ones to visit again in the future. We offer a range of scatter tubes for you to choose from; simply talk to the team for more information.

Funeral urns for ashes

Instead of scattering ashes, some families choose to keep the ashes of their loved one in an urn for safe-keeping. We offer a range of wooden caskets for cremated ashes which can be as subtle or as grand as preferred.

If you’re not sure what you wish to do with ashes after a cremation, please do ask for our advice and we will help you make this important decision.

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Ashes Casket

Willow

A selection of beautiful Urns in several different designs and materials which complement our range of coffins. Each handcrafted urn comes complete with an interior double lined, drawstring cotton ashes bag. Most feature toggle fastened lids. All are made from natural, 100% bio-degradable, highly sustainable materials. Please note that colours may vary slightly from images shown.

Bamboo

Pandanus

Banana

Ashes Scatter Tube

Scatter Tubes

These tubes for scattering ashes come in four sizes (9cm in height with 65ml capacity; 13.5cm with 380ml, 25cm with 1860ml or 37cm with 3790ml), and are designed and engineered to simplify the scattering process. These tubes are durable, dignified and simple. They do not contain metal or plastic components and can be recycled or composted after use. Please note that colours may vary slightly from images shown

Urn

Surrey

Newlands

Clandon

Eashing

Surrey Mahogany

A Few Kind Words...

“I cannot believe that a month has passed since we first met, the day after Brian died. Within a short time of our encounter, I know that an occasion I had always dreaded would be transformed into a positive, memorable occasion – and so it was!

Your warm and practical attitude, as well as highly professional advice, immediately instils confidence. Every detail of the proceedings is meticulously explained and I felt completely relaxed. Thank you Jess for making everything work so well. You are a remarkable lady with a definite vocation and I wish you all the very best for the future. I felt I found a real, new friend, just when I needed it most.”

Irene

“Dear Judy,

Thank you for all your hard work and great communication for the arrangement of mum’s funeral. Even though the restrictions limited certain things, everything ran so smoothly. We were able to celebrate mum’s life with a lovely service and great help from you and all at Alan Greenwood funeral services on the day.”

Yvonne and Peter Richardson

“Dear Beth,

Just a short note from all of us to say “Thank You” for all the effort that you applied to ensure that Sarah’s funeral passed so seamlessly.

If it can be described as a “Great Day” (which I know will sound odd) I mean it purely in terms of the balance between sadness and celebration was met – that also the weather was perfect, the co-ordination between service and committal was excellent, the flowers so beautiful and everyone played their part so well. It was largely down to you that it did work so well.

So a “Big Thank You”

Barry, Jemma, Matthew, Josie and William

“Dear David and Hannah,
Just a quick note to say thank you so much for all your help and support over the last month or so.
The funeral was just as it should have been.
Your staff were lovely and the day went without a hitch.”

Michele & Caroline

“Thank you for all your kind attention during the funeral of my husband John on the 24th May. The arrangements were so efficiently and sympathetically handled that it lifted a huge burden from my shoulders. I enclose a cheque in favour of the Alzheimer’s Society in memory of my beloved John.”

Catherine Waterman

“To all that it concerns, thank you seems hardly enough for making our Pops (William Hadaway) day very special with love and dignity from the beginning to the end you all made the day very special as well as his wishes you were there for all the family and made it a bit easier for us all to handle, couldn’t have wished for anything more. Many thanks again.”

Mark Hadaway & family

“Dear Fran

I just wanted to drop you an email to thank you for all your care and support in the arrangements for my dad, John.

I know that my Mum, Valerie, was most grateful for your support and care, particularly last Friday which was a difficult day for her. Mum said to me that you went over and above in her eyes, making sure she was ok before you would let her leave.

Dad would have highly approved of the day yesterday, and that’s all we could have asked for. It really was the celebration of his life that he would have wanted.

Again, my sincerest thanks and gratitude to you all.”

Helena

“Would you please pass on our thanks to the young lady who conducted the burial of Joyce Ashby last week. She was so kind to Jean my very elderly cousin especially on the ride back in the Limo taking us through Richmond Park and chatting all the way. We then went on to have a family picnic in Jean’s garden in the sunshine a lovely way to remember Joyce and the perfect day for Jean. Very many thanks from all of us in North Wales.”

Sheila, Keith & Rhoada Ashby

“You make an extremely difficult time easier. Dad’s service was very fitting and I was so pleased to see him dressed in his uniform and hold his had one last time, Jess you did a lovely job. Thank you so so much.”

Clare

“Dear Jo,

Thanks so much for all you did leading up to the funeral. None of us could have got through it without your support.

Many thanks for everything you did for us, for all your help and for making a very sad day so easy. Your support has been amazing.

A huge thank you. Your dedication made saying farewell to Mum all the more bearable.”

Caskets & Urns