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The team at Pure Cremation are media friendly and available for comments, interviews or information about direct cremation

We have a number of clients who are also available to journalists looking for background information or comment on our services.

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The Big Future of Funerals Survey represents the most significant examination of modern attitudes towards death, funerals and remembrance that has been conducted in the UK.

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About Pure Cremation

Bryan and Catherine Powell carried out their first Pure Cremation in 2012 after a request from a client. By 2015, demand for direct cremation had grown so much that they decided to concentrate exclusively on this style of send-off.

Pure Cremation are now trusted by more than a thousand families each year to guide them through the process of a dignified, fuss-free cremation without any compromise on the quality of care, and to inspire them to make the most of this new freedom to say goodbye their way.

What is a direct cremation?

A direct cremation is a modern alternative to a traditional cremation funeral, where the cremation takes place completely separately from the personal farewell.
It gives people the freedom to celebrate the lives of their loved ones in a far more personalised way – when and how it suits them.

Direct Cremation involves the collection and care of the deceased with dignity and respect. The coffin is delivered to the crematorium; and here the cremation takes place without a service and usually without any mourners being present. The ashes are then returned to the family or scattered in the Garden of Remembrance.