38 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors are listed here for Bristol, from long-established independents to Co-op Funeralcare branches across the city.
A local presence in Bristol and the surrounding area. Roy Preddy Funeral Directors, part of the Dignity network, offers a chapel of rest and prepaid funeral plans.
Thomas Davis traces its roots to 1840 and now forms part of the Bristol Funeral Directors group, led by Philip Alderwick and Derek Gunningham.
This Westbury-on-Trym branch trades as Thomas Davis Funeral Directors, incorporating Heaven on Earth, added to the Bristol group in 1995.
Bristol Funeral Directors unites four long-standing names, including Thomas Davis and Cotton & Sons, with a combined history of over one hundred years in Bristol.
Prices among Bristol's listed funeral directors vary noticeably by provider. Based on their standardised price lists, a direct cremation costs from around £1,120 up to about £2,000, averaging roughly £1,573. A fully attended, traditional funeral (funeral director's fees only) ranges from about £1,390 to £3,340, with £2,660 a reasonably typical figure. Direct cremation prices are as published by each firm and some include the crematorium fee; attended funeral prices exclude third-party costs such as crematorium fees, burial plots, and celebrant or minister fees. Weighing up direct cremation specifically? Our dedicated page on direct cremation in Bristol covers it in more detail.
It's also worth comparing funeral directors in the towns around Bristol:
38 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors are listed here for Bristol and the immediate surrounding area.
Prices depend heavily on the type of funeral director and the level of service — a simple direct cremation in Bristol starts from around £1,120, while a fully attended traditional funeral can cost several times that.
All 34 funeral directors listed in Bristol are NAFD or SAIF accredited. NAFD (National Association of Funeral Directors) and SAIF (National Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors) are the UK's two main trade bodies for the profession, and membership means agreeing to a code of practice and a formal complaints process.
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