Privately owned and run by Memoria and situated on Port Road East, Barry.

The crematorium provides the perfect venue to hold a distinguished service in a beautiful setting.

The chapel seats 100 people and has the potential to stand and seat 200 by including the foyer space. The facilities may be used for cremation, burial or memorial services. Parking for 100 vehicles is also available. Click Here

Situated on the western edge of Cardiff above Culverhouse Cross, the Cardiff and The Vale Natural Burial Meadow is run by Leedam Natural Heritage. 

The meadow is part of the picturesque parkland that forms Coedarhydyglyn Park; a historic designed landscape with Grade II* Listed status. Click Here

The AOIC is a non-profit making and friendly trade body that prides itself in supporting and representing independent Celebrants from all denominations and beliefs. It is run by Celebrants for the benefit of Celebrants.

All members’ sign up to a ‘Code of Conduct Policy’ and it is our responsibility to ensure that the AOIC principles are complied with. 

The Association of Independent Celebrants has well-trained people from many different backgrounds, a range of experts in creating non-religious, semi-religious, new age or holistic funeral services. Click Here

 The Counselling Directory website helps you find a professional counsellor or psychotherapist in your local area who will be able to help you as you work through any issues as a result of your bereavement. There are also articles about the stages of bereavement and advice on how to cope with grief and the importance of mourning your loss. Click Here 

Cruse Bereavement Care’s vision is that all bereaved people have somewhere to turn when someone dies. Their Areas and Branches offer free and confidential services provided by trained volunteers. Click Here

Thornhill is a council run crematorium based in Rhiwbina, Cardiff which holds around 3000 services a year. Services take place at 45 minute intervals giving an approximate service duration of 20 – 30 minutes.

Thornhill offers a choice of two chapels; the Briwnant Chapel accommodates 65 seated with limited additional room for standing. This intimate chapel has a single visual tribute screen. Webcasting and recordings of the service are also available by prior arrangement, at an additional cost.

The larger, Wenallt Chapel seats 170 with standing room for a further 50. The chapel has 2 visual tribute screens. Webcasting and recordings of the service are also available by prior arrangement at an additional cost.

Both chapels can also be hired for burial or memorial services. Click Here

Coychurch Crematorium is run by Bridgend County Borough Council 

The Crematorium has two chapels; The smaller Coity Chapel is non denominational and provides a more intimate setting with seating for 70 mourners.

The larger Crallo Chapel can seat 140 mourners with additional standing room available.

The Crematorium provides facilities for the audio recording, video recording and webcasting of funeral services. Services take place at 30 minute intervals giving an approximate service duration of up to 20 minutes. Click Here

Bringing the unique sound of the Great Highland Bagpipes to any occasion across South Wales and adjacent Counties.

Our memorial gifts are not only eco-friendly but good for our British butterflies, bees and moths, providing them with much needed sources of nectar. Click Here

We can provide an appropriate short verse or poem for you, that we are happy to read on your behalf as the doves are released. We will write this especially for you to reflect the life of the person you have lost. Click Here

Dying Matters is a coalition of 32,000 members across England and Wales which aims to help people talk more openly about dying, death and bereavement, and to make plans for the end of life. 

The membership includes organisations from across the NHS, voluntary and independent health and care sectors (including hospices, care homes, charities supporting old people, children and bereavement); social care and housing sectors; a wide range of faith organisations; community organisations; schools and colleges; academic bodies; trade unions; the legal profession and the funeral sector. Click Here

The ‘Find Me Help’ section of the website is the UK's most comprehensive directory of services for people in the last years of life, their families, carers and friends.