Find a funeral director in Wednesbury

Find funeral directors in Wednesbury

Looking for a funeral director in Wednesbury? Our directory can save you time searching for the right option. Set out below, you’ll find an easy to navigate list of independent funeral directors as well as national funeral homes in Wednesbury. So whether you’re looking for great value service, a less traditional approach or you have specific requirements to meet the needs of your particular faith, browse our guide to find the right Wednesbury funeral directors to support you.

Planning a funeral in Wednesbury

Thanks to Wednesbury’s excellent position in the multicultural West Midlands, the area offers numerous options for both cremation and burial that observe the important requirements and traditions of numerous faiths. We’ve set out many of the services offered below, but your chosen Wednesbury funeral directors will be able to support you in making sure the crematorium or burial site you choose meets the wishes of both your loved one and your wider family.

Find a crematorium in Wednesbury

While there are around 12 crematoriums in the West Midlands, we’ve listed the 5 closest to Wednesbury below. With a mix of private as well as council-run options, you’ll have plenty of choice when it comes to finding a crematorium near Wednesbury. Speak to your local funeral home in Wednesbury to learn more about the faiths and religions catered for by each of these crematoriums.

• Sandwell Valley Crematorium (Sandwell Borough Council)
• Birmingham Crematorium, Perry Barr (privately run)
• Rowley Regis Crematorium (Sandwell Borough Council)
• Gornal Wood Crematorium & Cemetery (Dudley Borough Council)
• Streetly Crematorium (Walsall Council)

Find a Wednesbury cemetery or burial ground

As well as the wide choice of crematoriums in Wednesbury and the surrounding area, there are plenty of cemeteries offering vacant grave plots. The cemetery in Wednesbury is known as Fallings Heath. As well as traditional and lawned sections, Fallings Heath offers dedicated Muslim and Roman Catholic sections. Tipton Cemetery offers a consecrated section. These cemeteries can be contacted via Sandwell Borough Council or your local funeral director. If you require a burial that meets with the requirements of the Muslim faith, Essington offers shroud burials – it’s believed this is the only cemetery in the West Midlands to do so. Walsall Council also offers dedicated Muslim sections in all its council-run burial sites. All Jewish members of the Orthodox community are entitled to be buried at Witton and Brandwood End Cemeteries (both within 15 miles of Wednesbury) and members of the Progressive Congregation can be buried at Witton. For more info, see the Birmingham Synagogue website. If you are looking for a less traditional option, The Natural Burial Company offers 2 beautiful, natural burial grounds within 10 miles of Wednesbury. These are listed below.

• Fallings Heath Cemetery (Sandwell Borough Council)
• Heath Lane Cemetery (Sandwell Borough Council)
• Tipton Cemetery (Sandwell Borough Council)
• Willenhall Lawn Cemetery (Walsall Council)
• Handsworth Cemetery (Birmingham City Council)
• Beacon Hill Cemetery (City of Wolverhampton Council)
• Dudley Cemetery (Dudley Council)
• Essington Cemetery (privately owned)
• Prestwold Natural Burial Ground (privately run)
• Wrottesley Park Natural Burial Ground (privately run)
• Witton Cemetery (Birmingham City Council)
• Brandwood End Cemetery (Birmingham City Council)

You can find more details about Wednesbury cemetery and crematorium listings on the Sandwell Borough Council website.