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The team at Respect are preparing the Eco Burial Parks for the sowing of wild meadow seeds in order to create a mass of colour
North Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire DN10 6AB There are only two other licensed burial sites in the UK that allow burial of both Humans and
Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire – These areas are serviced by our Woodland Green Burial Park set in 45 acres off the A159 at Dring Lane,
Two of four fully licensed Burial Parks in the UK are operated by Respect and governed by the Environment Agency, DEFRA and The Department for
Do you know that it’s illegal to bury pets in your own back garden? It is not common knowledge but it is technically illegal .
Two Private Natural Woodland Green Burial Parks now operated by Respect. These are predominantly for burying people, however we have a separate area that uniquely offers the burial
Pay tribute with our selection of 20 popular funeral readings, including full texts of poems, scriptures, and prose. From “Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep” to Psalm 23, find meaningful words for a respectful farewell with guidance from Respect Funeral Services. Explore our curated readings for funerals now.
What is appropriate funeral attire at a Respect funeral service? Choosing the right funeral attire shows respect and honour. At Respect Funeral Services, we guide you through appropriate clothing for direct cremations, direct burials, and woodland green burials. From sombre black for traditional services to earthy tones for natural settings, our concise guide ensures you’re prepared with modest, respectful outfits.
At Respect Funeral Services, we guide you in choosing funeral flower arrangements that honour your loved one. From direct cremations to woodland green burials, our advice ensures a meaningful tribute. Explore flower meanings, eco-friendly options, and practical tips for your service. Let us help you create a respectful, personalised farewell in the beautiful British countryside.
Explore the 40 most popular funeral songs and funeral hymns chosen by Respect, each with a unique story and emotional resonance. From Frank Sinatra’s defiant My Way (1969), to the timeless redemption of Amazing Grace (1779), this list spans traditional hymns like The Lord’s My Shepherd and modern hits like Ed Sheeran’s Supermarket Flowers (2017). Discover classical pieces like Pachelbel’s Canon in D (1680), uplifting pop anthems like Robbie Williams’ Angels (1997), and joyful farewells like Monty Python’s Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (1979). Each entry includes the song’s ranking, release year, and sentiment, offering insight into why these melodies comfort and celebrate lives lost. Perfect for planning a meaningful service.