CallingtonCrownhillExeterIvybridgeNewsNewton AbbotPlymouthPlymptonPlymstockSaltashSt JudesTavistockTorpointTorquayFuneral Venues: Where Can You Hold A Funeral Service?Funeral Venues: Where Can You Hold A Funeral Service? A Guide to Funeral VenuesBelow, Matthew Reynolds, funeral director for our Crownhill branch in Plymouth, answers the following question about funeral venues:Where can you hold a funeral service?Traditionally, a funeral service will be held at a church, a crematorium ceremony room, or a cemetery chapel; this has been the norm for hundreds of years.With the ever-changing ways people wish a funeral service to be conducted, loved ones’ families are looking for more options for where a service can be held.In the more recent past, Funeral Directors have provided the option of having a funeral service within their premises in a purpose-made chapel. Four of our premises can accommodate a small, intimate service within our own service chapel:Tavistock Newton Abbot Plymstock CallingtonA lot more venues are becoming available to hold a service within the local community.At Walter C. Parson, we have had the privilege of working with various venues across the communities we serve. Some of these venues are;Boringdon Park Golf Club – Plymouth Weston Mill Oak Villa Sports and Community Hub – Plymouth The Future Inn Hotel – Plymouth Devonport Guildhall – Plymouth Churston Manor – Brixham The Tennis and Squash Club – Newton Abbot Plymouth Albion Rugby Club – PlymouthWith families choosing to celebrate the life of a loved one, choosing a venue that can provide a service within the local community before or after an interment or cremation is becoming increasingly popular. Most of these venues will also be able to hold a gathering afterwards, meaning travelling to different venues is reduced, and you spend more time celebrating and remembering the life of the person who has brought you all together.Matthew Reynolds Funeral Director, CrownhillContact our qualified, friendly staff at Crownhill via 01752 76 76 76.
