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Cremation Services
Direct Cremation in England from £1500
Angel International Repatriation, a UK-based funeral home, arranges direct cremation in England from £1500. We handle documentation, collect the deceased in our own specialist vehicles and coordinate the crematorium.
We understand how difficult losing someone is. We will listen carefully and help you choose arrangements that respect your family’s faith, budget and wishes.
This package is an unattended cremation at the crematorium; a separate farewell in our UK chapel of rest can be arranged.
What documents are needed for cremation?
- Green Form — Certificate for Burial or Cremation, issued after the death is registered at the Register Office, where the case is not being handled by a coroner;
- Cremation 6 (Form 6) — coroner’s certificate authorising cremation when the coroner is handling the case. In this case a Green Form is not required.
- Cremation 1 — application for cremation, completed and signed by the eligible applicant (usually a close relative or executor).
- Notice of Cremation — the cremation notice / scheduling paperwork used by our funeral bureau or the crematorium where required; this is not presented as an additional universally prescribed government form.
- Information about medical implants, e.g. pacemakers, as requested by the crematorium.
What is included in the £1500 cremation price?
£1500 · 20 miles included · £1.50 per excess mile
- Collection from a hospital or coroner’s mortuary within a 20-mile radius of our operating premises. Beyond that radius, an additional £1.50 per mile applies (calculation method to be confirmed in the quotation).
- Dressing of the deceased.
- A suitable cremation coffin.
- Transfer of the coffin to the crematorium in our specialist vehicle.
- Crematorium services and cremation fees.
- Preparation and coordination of the required documentation.
How is cremation performed?
Selection of Urn and Other Accessories
During this step, the family chooses a suitable urn for the cremated remains, along with any necessary ceremonial items like temporary containers or decorative keepsakes, which personalizes the final disposition.
Preparation of Documentation
This crucial stage involves collecting and formalizing all required legal paperwork, including the death certificate, permits for cremation, and necessary declarations to ensure compliance with all local and international regulations.
The Cremation Process
Following legal and ceremonial requirements, the deceased is transferred to the licensed crematory. The actual cremation is performed in a specialized furnace under regulated conditions, adhering to strict identification protocols throughout the procedure.
Organization of the Farewell Ceremony
We coordinate and arrange a meaningful gathering—whether it is a private viewing, a formal service before the cremation, or a memorial after—to allow family and friends a final opportunity to pay their respects.
Receiving the Ashes and Urn
Once the cremation is complete, the cremated remains are carefully placed into the chosen urn. The family is then notified to arrange a time for the dignified collection or secure delivery of the urn and final paperwork.
About Cremation
Full Range of Cremation Services
- Organizing the Cremation
- Transportation of the Deceased to the Morgue
- Coordination of Time and Date with the Crematorium
- Transfer of the Deceased from the Morgue to the Crematorium
- Receiving the Urn with Ashes
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Frequently asked questions about cremation
If we choose cremation without a farewell at the crematorium, can we come to say goodbye in your chapel?
Yes. We can arrange a separate farewell in our UK chapel of rest by prior agreement. This is an additional service; we will confirm the fee.
How quickly can cremation be arranged?
In our usual operating process, the earliest arrangement is generally at least three working days after we receive the Green Form or Cremation 6. Crematorium waiting lists, paperwork and availability can extend the time. This is a service estimate, not a legal statutory minimum.
Who can collect the ashes from the crematorium?
Either our funeral bureau or the person authorised to collect them can arrange collection following the cremation and the crematorium’s release procedures.
Can you transport ashes abroad after cremation?
Yes. We can prepare the relevant documents and arrange international transportation of the ashes for an additional fee.