Meynell & Mason Funeral Directors

15/12/2025

Just a reminder that our 4 branches are pet friendly, here is our lovely Lola in our Wingate branch ❤️

15/12/2025

14/12/2025

Come into any of our 4 branches and add a christmas message to our trees for your loved ones, we would as always love you see you 🎄❤️

12/12/2025

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09/12/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended the Memorial services across our four branches, we hope they brought you some comfort.
Our doors are always open, if you want to call for a chat, and a cuppa, we would love to see you.❤️

07/12/2025

Tonight is our last memorial service, a beautiful service to go and remember your loved ones, afterwards stay for refeshments and chat to our lovely team, you will be made most welcome ❤️

07/12/2025

What a beautiful venue for our Memorial service yesterday, thank you Father Shaun Conlon for the beautiful service, and our lovely families for being with us ❤️

04/12/2025

Our Wingate branch have their memorial service this Saturday, come along to our beautiful service and remember your loved ones ❤️

02/12/2025

Please come along to our memorial service, a beautiful service to remember your loved ones ❤️

02/12/2025

Please come and join us for our memorial service, a beautiful service to remember your loved ones ❤️

02/12/2025

This Grief awareness week is the 2nd till the 8th of December and the focus this year is 'growing with grief' taking each day at a time, there is no right or wrong way to feel it effects us all differently, this week take a moment to remember them, speak about them, or add there name to our post or call into one of our 4 branches and add a note to our memory trees throughout December ❤️

01/12/2025

🚘 Respect the Final Journey 🚘

When you see a hearse on the road, remember it is not just another vehicle in traffic.
That car is carrying someone on their very last journey, and behind it are the family members and close friends who loved them most.

Those cars following closely aren’t just traffic.
They’re sons and daughters, partners, parents, grandchildren, neighbours, best friends.
Every one of them is grieving, carrying heavy hearts, and trying to hold themselves together while they drive in convoy behind their loved one.

Imagine what it must feel like in those cars tears in their eyes, hands trembling on the wheel, silence broken only by quiet sobs.

The last thing they need is someone cutting in, rushing past, or sounding a horn because they’re in a hurry.

It costs nothing to slow down, keep your distance, and show a little patience.
That small act of respect means everything to the people in mourning.

We never know when it will be our family in that convoy, wishing for the same kindness from strangers on the road.

Respect the hearse.
Respect the convoy.
Respect the final journey.