Find a funeral director in Kilsyth

Find funeral directors in Kilsyth

Searching for funeral directors in Kilsyth and not sure who to go with? We’re here to help. Our directory allows you to compare a range of funeral services in Kilsyth, from family-run options to well-established names like Co-op.

Planning a funeral in Kilsyth

If you’re planning a funeral in Kilsyth, you’ll notice that there are a few different routes to go down. For a religious funeral, there's a variety of churches and chapels right in Kilsyth. There’s also a mosque just a few miles away in Cumbernauld and another in Falkirk. And you’ll find a synagogue just under 25 miles away, in Glasgow. Alternatively, there’s a natural burial site within the region for a non-traditional funeral.

Why compare funeral services in Kilsyth?

The cost of funerals in Kilsyth depends on a few different things. This includes the type of service, when it’s due to take place and the funeral directors in Kilsyth that you choose to go with. That’s why it’s important to compare the costs first. Organising an affordable funeral? Our online directory makes it simple and easy to weigh up all of your options in one place.

Find a Kilsyth crematorium

Looking for a crematorium in Kilsyth? There are two to choose from within 10 miles of town:

• Stirlingshire Crematorium
• Falkirk Crematorium

Find a Kilsyth cemetery or burial ground

There’s a range of cemeteries and burial grounds in Kilsyth and surrounding areas that are either council-run or privately owned:

• Bedlay Cemetery (council-run)
• Coltswood Cemetery (council-run)
• Eastfield Cemetery (council-run)
• Killearn Woodland Cemetery (privately owned)
• Kilsyth Cemetery (council-run)
• New Monkland Cemetery (council-run)
• St. Joseph’s Cemetery (council-run)
• The Village Cemetery – Baronhill (council-run)

To find out more about cemeteries in the area, visit the North Lanarkshire Council website.