Brunskill Funerals are regular visitors to each, and have a good knowledge of the Crematoriums shown. We are able to advise you which might best serve your needs for a cremation ceremony depending on your requirements, location and your budget. Each is a little different to the next and with our knowledge and help we will assist you choosing the most suitable venue.

With beautiful memorial gardens and an abundance of wildlife, Kingston Crematorium provides a serene and dignified setting for you to say goodbye to a loved one. The chapel has been recently renovated to increase capacity and provide full media and music services. A popular place for funeral services in Kingston.

Randalls Park Crematorium is set in a beautiful parkland estate in Leatherhead.
They are here to help you with whatever request you have for the funeral service. The dedicated and caring staff treat every family with dignity and respect.
The chapel can accommodate larger funerals. As part of a commitment to caring for local families they offer a service time of 30 minutes, which is longer than many other crematoria. The crematorium also has access for the disabled, disabled toilets and a hearing loop. They also offer the option of mausoleum burials.
The peaceful gardens of remembrance offer a variety of personalised memorials for you to choose from, including roses and private gardens. The memorial staff can show you around the gardens at any time and help you to make your choice of memorial. The gardens are open 365 days a year.

South West Middlesex, known locally as Hanworth Crematorium, has two chapels. The larger one seats 150 people comfortably. They offer media facilities for videos or visual tributes to be played, and is set in extensive gardens.

Mortlake Crematorium is on the border of Kew and Mortlake, in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. It opened in 1939, next to Mortlake Cemetery and has a stunning Art Deco Chapel. The crematorium serves the Boroughs of Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham, Hounslow, and Richmond upon Thames in the west and south-west of London.

Putney Vale Cemetery and Crematorium in Southwest London is located at Putney Vale and is surrounded by Putney Heath, Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park. It is located within 47 acres of parkland. The cemetery was opened in 1891 and the crematorium in 1938.

North East Surrey Crematorium is in Morden, Surrey.
The crematorium has multi-faith chapels which provide seating for 80 people, with additional space to stand. Funeral services can be broadcast to people outside of the chapels via a PA system and television screens. It can also be webcast and recorded on DVD.
Recorded music can be selected from a wide range on the Wesley music system.

The crematorium is equipped with toilets, including disabled facilities. Other facilities include a hearing loop and a wheelchair. There is a waiting area outside of the chapels, which provides shelter from bad weather for mourners to await the arrival of the funeral procession.