Find Isle of Wight funeral directors

Planning a funeral on the Isle of Wight

There are several different options to consider if you’re planning an Isle of Wight funeral, including a crematorium and woodland burial grounds. For religious services, places of worship include Church of England, Roman Catholic, Muslim, and non-denominational. You can find out more about places of worship on the Isle of Wight here. Burial at sea is also possible off The Needles on the Isle of Wight.

Why compare Isle of Wight funeral directors?

The costs of a funeral on the Isle of Wight will vary depending on the type of service, when it takes place, and your chosen funeral director. You’ll also need to think about other costs such as flowers, cars and orders of service. A direct cremation is usually the most affordable option, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right choice for everyone. To make an informed decision, it’s a good idea to compare all your options and prices.

Find an Isle of Wight crematorium

There is one crematorium on the Isle of Wight; the Isle of Wight Crematorium in Wootton Bridge.

Find a cemetery or burial ground on the Isle of Wight

There are 12 council-run cemeteries on the Isle of Wight. Full burials and cremated remains interments are possible, as well as natural burials at Northwood.

• Ashey Cemetery
• Carisbrooke Cemetery
• Binstead Cemetery
• East Cowes Cemetery
• Newport Cemetery
• St Paul’s Cemetery
• Northwood Cemetery (woodland burial site available)
• Ryde Cemetery
• Sandown Cemetery
• Shanklin Cemetery
• Ventnor Cemetery
• Wroxall Cemetery

You can learn more on the Isle of Wight Council website.

Find funeral wake venues on the Isle of Wight

Choosing a venue for the wake is a personal decision. You might want to hold the wake at home or in a community location such as a village hall. If you’d prefer to hire a private venue, there is a choice of wake venues for hire on the Isle of Wight.

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