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We’ve been serving communities across Edinburgh and the central belt of Scotland since 1927.
Our arrangers are all local people that understand just how difficult it can be to organise a funeral for someone close to you. So they’ll always go above and beyond to provide you with a personal level of service and create the funeral that matches your wishes.
We're part of Scottish Midland (Scotmid) Co-operative Society
As part of a Co-operative, we can focus on the needs of the people we serve rather than the demands of shareholders.
We’re proud to be at the heart of the communities we work in and are committed to being open, honest, ethical and professional at all times.
Scotmid members are also eligible for a discount of £100 if they take out a funeral plan with us, with a further £100 discount applied when a Scotmid member dies and uses our funeral services. Find out more about Scotmid Membership.
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We’re members of the National Association of Funeral Directors
The NAFD is an association that represents our profession on legislative matters, and campaigns on issues that affect Funeral Directors and bereaved families.
As a member, we abide by ‘The Funeral Directors Guiding Principles’. You can read more about those principles on their website.
We’re recommended by the The Good Funeral Guide.
We’re also recommended by The Good Funeral Guide.
Wholly independent of the funeral industry, this is a guide that is dedicated to supporting, empowering and representing the interests of dying and bereaved people living in the UK.
We would like to thank The Good Funeral Guide for the use of some of their photography throughout our website, it’s much appreciated.
Funeral Director Code of Practice
The Scottish Government will be introducing a ‘Code of Practice’ in March 2025 and will apply to all funeral directors carrying out the functions of a funeral director in Scotland regardless of where their business is based.
We fully support the introduction of this code which requires funeral directors to adhere to minimum standards in their care of the deceased which will assist in providing transparency in the goods and services offered to the bereaved, you can read the draft Code of Practice here.
We’re members of the Humanist Society of Scotland.
These days, humanist ceremonies are a popular choice.
The Humanist Society of Scotland was formed in 1989 in response to a rising demand for nationwide organisation that was open to all.
We’re proud to be members and support their work.
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We’re proud of both the service we provide and what our clients say about it, and us. Many
of them even choose to leave 5 star reviews on our website once they’ve dealt with us,
which is incredibly generous given what they’ve recently went through.
