Find a funeral director in Fraserburgh

Find funeral directors in Fraserburgh

If you need to find a funeral director in Fraserburgh we’re here to help. In Fraserburgh, there are several independent funeral directors like Alexander Buchan & Son Funeral Directors.

With our directory, you’ll also be able to compare a range of well-known and family-run funeral directors in other nearby towns like Broomhead and Sandhaven.

Use our directory to easily compare funeral directors, so you can find the right one to help organise the send-off you want.

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Planning a funeral in Fraserburgh

There aren’t any crematoriums in Fraserburgh itself, but in just over an hour you can reach one in Banchory. There’s one cemetery located in Fraserburgh called Kirkton.

For religious services, the town has many Christian places of worship including Church of Scotland, Catholic, Scottish Episcopal and Baptist churches.

If you require a mosque or gurdwara, you’ll find them in the nearby city of Aberdeen.

Not sure where to start with planning a funeral? Use our step-by-step guide to arranging a funeral.

Why compare Fraserburgh funeral directors?

Funeral costs in Fraserburgh vary depending on the type of service, when it takes place and the funeral director you choose. In fact, funeral directors’ fees typically make up around one-third of funeral costs – so comparing options could help you to save hundreds of pounds.

For instance, a direct cremation in Fraserburgh will cost a lot less than a large celebration of life. That’s why it’s important to compare prices.

If you want to plan an affordable funeral in Fraserburgh, our directory makes it easy to compare costs all in one place.

Find a crematorium in Fraserburgh

If you’re planning a cremation, there’s one crematorium in just over an hour’s drive from Fraserburgh:

• Baldarroch Crematorium, Banchory

Find a cemetery or burial ground in Fraserburgh

There’s one cemetery in Fraserburgh.

• Kirkton Cemetery, Fraserburgh