29/05/2025
We absolutely love going to natural burial grounds and over the years we’ve become real experts at arranging eco friendly funerals.
From the coffins we recommend to how floral arrangements are made, we’ve created the perfect list of people and companies we work with.
Sadly, there is a lot of ‘greenwashing’ in funeral products but Lucy has gone to great lengths to w**d them out so we can hand on heart say that we only recommend products that really are ecologically friendly.
From the coffins suppliers we use to floral arrangements, we can genuinely say that they are the least environmental impact.
This is so, so important for us. To know the origin of something and be able to trace it back to one willow farm, one flower grower or one paper manufacturer.
In fact, it is even possible for us to give you the name of the person who picked that flower or harvested the willow used to make a coffin.
For the majority of our clients, that level of detail isn’t important but when we go to a natural burial grounds, it is vital that we know how a coffin is constructed, what are they lined with, that no oasis is used for flowers etc.
Natural burial grounds just also happen to be extremely beautiful. They do have strict rules about coffins and flowers for good reason.
Nothing we use can be damaging to nature. It’s just as simple as that.
We also love that funeral services are often far more relaxed as isn’t a time constraint. Many will only undertake one service a day so there is no you never feel rushed.
A lot of clients still have a celebrant or religious minister lead the service but equally a number also take the service themselves.
It just feels really personal and with stunning views and no time limit, we’ve been lucky enough to witness some stunning funeral services over the years.
In the summer you can take shelter from the sun under the canopy of trees and in the winter, those same trees shelter you from the rain and even snow.
To speak to real experts in natural burial services and eco-friendly funerals, the number to call is 01865 714130.