Adrian Moore Funerals

19/07/2025

I cannot put into words my deepest gratitude to Adrian Moore Funerals for their exceptional professionalism and care during the most difficult time of my life for the funeral of my late brother From the very first phone call through to the day of my brother’s burial, Adrian showed compassion, respect, and an outstanding level of service.

Nothing was too much trouble, and he guided me & my daughters through every step of the arrangements with genuine kindness and patience. He treated my brother with the utmost dignity. On the day of the burial, when I saw my brother finally I was overwhelmed with joy of how beautifully Adrian had presented him in the coffin and he supported our family with empathy and understanding throughout.

The funeral itself was beautifully managed, and thanks to his attention to detail and calm approach, the day went as smoothly as possible under such sad circumstances.

I wholeheartedly recommend Adrian Moore Funerals to anyone in need of a funeral director. His care, professionalism, and personal service truly made all the difference, and I will always be grateful for how they helped us say goodbye.

08/07/2025

Flowers for a much loved gentleman who loved flowers and gardening.

07/07/2025

What a recent client says about our services.

''There are truly no words to express how grateful I am on behalf of myself & my entire family for the care, professionalism, & compassion you showed in arranging the funeral of my late brother.

From start to finish from the very first day we met to the day he was finally laid to rest you demonstrated exceptional empathy, dedication, & attention to detail.
Your thoughtful guidance & calm presence helped us navigate one of the most difficult times of our lives with dignity & peace of mind.

Yesterday was a momentous day for us, & thanks to your careful organisation & support, everything was carried out beautifully & respectfully. For that, we will always be truly thankful.

I will wholeheartedly recommend your funeral services to anyone in need in the future.''

11/06/2025

The facts about choosing a direct cremation.
Have your say in the attached survey .

Direct cremation.

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Just a reminder that we are gathering thoughts from people who have experienced someone choosing direct cremation - our questionnaire is live and can be reached via the Direct cremation page of our website, link in bio.

Responses so far are really insightful - do please let us know your thoughts if you have experienced someone you know choosing not to have a funeral.

21/04/2025

Eternal Rest Grant Unto Him O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.

13/04/2025

🪻 Blue Forget Me Nots for Adrian Moore Funerals - Small Casket Bags

01/04/2025

We are collecting Easter Eggs for Demelza Hospice for sick children. Collection point at our branch at 3 Dunfield Road, SE6 3RW.
Opening times between 10-4pm.
Thankyou.

28/03/2025

Hither Green Crematorium Chapel will be open this Sunday 30th March between 12 Noon - 4pm for quiet reflection or to light a candle on Mothers day for those who wish to visit.

27/03/2025

Can we come and visit our loved one whilst they are in our care? How often? How long could we stay? Do you charge for this?

Yes of course. In fact, we would encourage this, if it is what you want. We hope you will feel that nothing is too much trouble and we will use our knowledge and experience to guide you and answer your questions.

We know that there is a lot to think about and we will gently discuss whether you would like to see the person who has died in their coffin in our chapel of rest.

Also we will explain to you what this might look like.

There are no restrictions on the number of times you visit or how long you stay and we do not charge for visiting your loved one.

However, we will ask you to book a time so that we can make sure you have the whole place to yourself. We are a small team so there may be occasions when we can’t facilitate every request but if this is the case, we will explain why not and suggest an alternative.

Read our many informative and useful blogs on our website.
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07/03/2025

Choosing a funeral director is an important decision, and it’s crucial to find someone who will provide the care, professionalism, and sensitivity you need during a difficult time. Here are some steps to help you choose the right funeral director:



1. Recommendations and Reviews

Ask for recommendations from friends, family, or community members who have had experience with funeral directors.

Read online reviews to get an idea of others’ experiences.



2. Services Offered

Check if they offer the specific services you need, such as burial, cremation, green funerals, or specific religious or cultural practices.



3. Qualifications and Memberships

Ensure the funeral director is licensed and a member of a recognized professional organization, such as a recognised body of authentication.



4. Cost and Transparency

Request a detailed price list and ensure there are no hidden fees. Compare costs between different funeral directors.

Ensure they are transparent about all costs involved.



5. Location and Facilities

Consider the location of the funeral home and its proximity to family and friends.

Visit the facilities to ensure they are clean, well-maintained, and equipped to meet your needs.



6. Personal Connection

Meet with the funeral director in person. It’s important to feel comfortable with them and confident in their ability to handle your needs sensitively and professionally.



7. Support and Guidance

A good funeral director should provide clear guidance, support, and help with necessary paperwork and arrangements.



8. Customise check if they are willing to accommodate any special requests or personalized touches you may have in mind.



Remember, it’s okay to take your time and ask questions to ensure you make the best decision for you and your loved ones.

24/02/2025

How to write a meaningful Eulogy.

Writing a eulogy can be an emotional and difficult task, but it's also an opportunity to celebrate and honour the life of someone you cared about. Here are some steps that might help you:

1. Start with an Introduction: Begin by introducing yourself and explaining your relationship to the person who has passed away. This sets the context for your audience.

2. Share Personal Stories: Reflect on meaningful memories and anecdotes that showcase the individual's personality, values, and the impact they had on others. These stories help paint a vivid picture of their life.

3. Highlight Achievements and Qualities: Mention their accomplishments, hobbies, and traits that made them special. This could include their career, volunteer work, passions, and the qualities that made them unique.

4. Express Emotions: Don't be afraid to share your own feelings and emotions. This vulnerability can make the eulogy more heartfelt and relatable.

5. Acknowledge Relationships: Talk about the person's relationships with family, friends, and the community. Highlight the love and support they gave and received.

6. Close with a Meaningful Conclusion: End with a closing message that sums up their legacy and how they will be remembered. You might also include a favourite quote, poem, or religious passage that was significant to them.

7. Practice and Rehearse: If possible, practice delivering the eulogy out loud. This will help you feel more comfortable and ensure that your words flow smoothly.

Remember, there's no right or wrong way to write a eulogy. It's a personal tribute, and what matters most is that it comes from the heart. If you need more specific guidance or help with any part of it, feel free to ask.

20/02/2025

Today we had the huge honour to take a much loved lady to her final resting place.
The flowers are spectacular and just demonstrated how much she was loved.