Find a funeral director in Wrexham

Find funeral directors in Wrexham

Do you need support for funeral planning? Here’s a way to find Wrexham funeral directors online. Simply browse our directory to check details, compare prices and plan at your own pace. You’ll see lots of independent funeral homes in Wrexham, Rhos and Pentre Broughton – plus a few well-known names like Co-op.

Plan a funeral in Wrexham

Even if you’ve found a Wrexham funeral director, it’s a good idea to think about funeral venues and other important details. Are you planning a cremation? Wrexham is served by one crematorium, located to the south in Pentre Bychan. For a burial, there’s one cemetery in the city, plus several more in surrounding towns and villages. Wrexham also has a mosque and several churches. Or perhaps you’re looking for natural burial grounds in Wrexham? Monument Meadow is just over the English border in Farndon, about 7 miles away.

Find a Wrexham crematorium

The closest crematorium to Wrexham is Pentrebychan Crematorium. This council-managed venue features a modern chapel and several gardens of remembrance. You’ll find it in the village of Pentre Bychan on the outskirts of Wrexham.

Find a burial ground or cemetery in Wrexham

Wrexham Cemetery is the town’s main burial ground. It’s located on Ruabon Road on the south side of the city, close to the River Clywedog. The cemetery is run by the local council, so is sometimes known as ‘Wrexham Council Cemetery’. It has a Muslim burial section. Visit the council website for more details. Other burial grounds nearby include:

• Coedpoeth Cemetery (run by Coedpoeth Community Council)
• Gresford Cemetery (run by Gresford Community Council)
• Llay Cemetery (run by Llay Community Council)
• Marchwiel Burial Ground (run by Marchwiel Community Council)
• Plas Acton Cemetery (run by Wrexham County Borough Council)

Find funeral wake venues in Wrexham

If you’re wondering where to have a wake in Wrexham, you could try these venue ideas. This website lists hotels, restaurants and other venues that might be suitable for a funeral wake. Remember that you don’t have to stick to the usual venues, though. You could hold the wake at home or in another place that you don’t have to pay to hire. Just be sure to ask permission if needs be.