Direct cremation services for South East London from £895
Direct Cremation in South East London
The cost of funerals has steadily increased over the past seventeen years, and London remains the most expensive region in the UK for funeral services, with the average cost of a traditional funeral exceeding £5,000.
At Sunrise Cremations, we provide affordable, dignified, and professional direct cremations in South East London as a cost-effective alternative to traditional funerals. Our service ensures a respectful farewell without the financial burden.
Why Choose Direct Cremation in South East London?
We are committed to offering the lowest-cost direct cremation services in South East London. At just £895, our service is a fraction of the cost of a standard funeral, with no hidden fees.
By separating the cremation process from a formal service, we help families reduce costs while allowing them the flexibility to hold a personal, meaningful farewell in their own time. Many of our clients choose to incorporate the scattering of ashes into a personalised memorial service that truly honours their loved one.
What is Included in a Direct Cremation?
Our £895 direct cremation package includes:
Collection of your loved one from any hospital hospice, or mortuary in South East London
A simple, eco-friendly, British-made coffin
Transportation to a trusted London crematorium
A private, unattended cremation
The option for ashes to be scattered in our Garden of Remembrance
We are committed to sustainability and 100% carbon-neutral practices, using environmentally friendly materials wherever possible.
The cremation takes place early in the morning, and the next of kin will be informed in advance, allowing them to mark the occasion remotely if they wish.
Included
Sunrise Cremations pride ourselves on offering the best value in the UK with no hidden costs and no compromise on quality or dignity.
We want to be completely transparent about our prices so here’s everything that’s included in our direct cremation service.
Collection
Coffin
Direct Cremation
Scattering of Ashes
Additional Services
Collection from a private residence or care home £250
Delivery of Ashes £90
Removal of Pacemaker £95
Larger Coffin £250
Additional Services
In addition to our standard service, we offer several optional extras:
- Hand-delivery of ashes to address South East London – £91
- Collection from a private residence or care home (instead of a hospital/mortuary) – £250
- Pacemaker and other battery-powered implanted device removal – £95
- Larger coffin for individuals over 6 feet 2 inches tall or weighing more than 90 kg – £250
How to Arrange a Direct Cremation in South East London
Arranging a direct cremation with Sunrise Cremations is simple. Our experienced and compassionate team is here to guide you through every step of the process.
Call us on 0808 164 6672 or email info@sunrisecremations.co.uk for expert advice and support.
What to Do When Someone Dies
When a loved one passes away, certain legal steps must be taken:
- Register the death – This must be done within five days at the local register office.
- Obtain the necessary paperwork – If the coroner is not involved, the doctor will issue a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death.
- Make funeral arrangements – Contact Sunrise Cremations to begin planning a direct cremation.
How to Register a Death in the SE Postcode Area
If a coroner is involved, the death cannot be registered until the investigation is complete. After the coroner issues the necessary paperwork, you can register the death at the local registry office in the borough where the person passed away.
📍 Find a Registry Office Near You:
Southwark Registry Office
📍 Address: 34 Peckham Road, London SE5 8QA
📞 Phone: 020 7525 7660
🌐 Visit WebsiteLewisham Registry Office
📍 Address: Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG
📞 Phone: 020 8314 9720
🌐 Visit WebsiteGreenwich Registry Office
📍 Address: Woolwich Town Hall, Wellington Street, London SE18 6PW
📞 Phone: 020 8921 5015
🌐 Visit WebsiteLambeth Registry Office
📍 Address: 333 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AA
📞 Phone: 020 7926 9420
🌐 Visit WebsiteBexley Registry Office
📍 Address: Hall Place, Bourne Road, Bexley, Kent DA5 1AA
📞 Phone: 03000 411103
🌐 Visit WebsiteBromley Registry Office
📍 Address: Civic Centre, Stockwell Close, Bromley BR1 3UH
📞 Phone: 0300 303 8667
🌐 Visit Website
Coroners in the SE Postcode Area – South East London Coroner’s Offices
If you need to contact a coroner in the SE postcode area of London, this page provides the essential details of the coroner’s offices covering Southwark, Lewisham, Greenwich, Lambeth, Bexley, and Bromley. Whether you’re dealing with an inquest, a sudden or unexplained death, or require assistance with legal documentation, the information below will guide you to the right coroner’s court.
What Does a Coroner Do?
A coroner is an independent judicial officer responsible for investigating deaths that are sudden, unexplained, or occur under unusual circumstances. Coroners work closely with pathologists, law enforcement, and bereaved families to determine the cause of death when necessary.
Coroners Covering SE Postcode Areas
The SE postcode in London includes boroughs such as Southwark, Lewisham, Greenwich, Lambeth, Bexley, and Bromley. Each borough falls under a specific coroner’s jurisdiction, ensuring that cases are handled efficiently and fairly.
1. Inner South London Coroner’s Court
🗺 Covers: Southwark, Lambeth, Lewisham, and Greenwich
📍 Address: 1 Tennis Street, London SE1 1YD
📞 Phone: 020 7525 4200
📧 Website: Southwark Council Coroner’s Office
2. South London Coroner’s Service
🗺 Covers: Bexley, Bromley, Croydon, and Sutton
📍 Address: 2nd Floor, Davis House, Robert Street, Croydon CR0 1QQ
📞 Phone: 020 8313 1883
📧 Email: admin.coroner@croydon.gov.uk
🌐 Website: South London Coroner’s Service
When to Contact a Coroner in the SE Postcode Area
You may need to contact a coroner in South East London if:
✔️ A death is sudden, unexpected, or violent.
✔️ The cause of death is unknown.
✔️ The deceased was not under a doctor’s care.
✔️ A post-mortem or inquest is required.
✔️ There are legal concerns surrounding the death.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
❓ How long does a coroner’s investigation take?
The timeframe varies depending on the complexity of the case. Some cases are resolved within days, while others may take weeks or months if an inquest is required.
❓ Can I request a copy of the coroner’s report?
Yes, you can apply for a copy of the post-mortem report or inquest findings by contacting the coroner’s office directly.
❓ Do all deaths need to be reported to a coroner?
No. If a doctor can certify the cause of death and there are no suspicious circumstances, the coroner is not required.
Get Help & Support
Losing a loved one is difficult, and dealing with legal procedures can add stress. If you need assistance, reach out to your local bereavement services, funeral directors, or the coroner’s office for guidance.
If you require urgent support, contact your local coroner’s office listed above for more information.