13 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors are currently listed here for Cheltenham, taking in the town and the surrounding Cotswolds.
Alexander Burn is a family-run Cheltenham firm with four local offices, an appointed NHS and Coroner's funeral director for Gloucestershire.
Alexander Burn Funeral Directors runs four Gloucestershire branches, with this one on Church Road in Bishop's Cleeve. The firm is a full NAFD and SAIF member.
Alexander Burn Funeral Directors runs four branches across Gloucestershire, with this one on North Street in Winchcombe. The firm is NAFD, SAIF and NHS accredited.
Central Co-op, Cheltenham serves the surrounding area. The branch offers attended and unattended funerals.
Ian George (Funerals) is a family-owned Cheltenham firm with over 40 years' experience, offering a personal, homely approach to arrangements.
Ian George (Funerals) Ltd has served Cheltenham for over 40 years. This listing covers the firm's garage facility on Maida Vale Road in Leckhampton.
Ian George (Funerals) Ltd has served Cheltenham for over 40 years. This listing covers the firm's mortuary and workshop facility in Leckhampton.
Mason & Stokes traces its roots to 1853 and is now run by Joy Mason and her daughter Jessica Bryars from Tudor Lodge, Cheltenham.
Mason & Stokes has served Cheltenham since 1853. Now run by mother and daughter Joy Mason and Jessica Bryars, continuing over 170 years of family service.
Serving Cheltenham and the surrounding area. This branch of Dignity offers a chapel of rest and multi-faith funerals.
Among Cheltenham's listings, a direct cremation starts from around £1,295 and reaches £2,100, averaging roughly £1,720. A fully attended, traditional funeral starts from about £2,430 and can climb to £3,650, averaging closer to £2,831.
13 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors currently cover Cheltenham and the surrounding Cotswolds area.
Not necessarily — Cheltenham's prices are broadly comparable to Gloucester's, though rural firms serving the wider Cotswolds sometimes factor in additional travel, so it's worth checking with each provider directly.
There's no set rule, but most families make contact within a few days of a death, since funeral directors typically need to begin arrangements promptly — many offer a 24-hour phone line for this reason.