Luton has 7 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors listed here, covering the town and the surrounding Bedfordshire area.
Co-op Funeralcare, Luton serves the surrounding area. The team offers attended and unattended funerals.
J Saunders & Son still works from its 1873 workshop. The close-knit team aims to keep one familiar face with each family.
John Saunders & Son has served Luton families since the late 1800s, holding a funeral invoice dated 1873. The firm is NAFD and SAIF accredited.
Based at the firm's own registered office in Leagrave. Neville Funeral Service brings 150 years of family experience to Luton, with easy station access.
The Stopsley branch on Hitchin Road opened in 2015, offering an arrangement office and visiting chapel, led by James Witham within the Neville Funerals group.
Shires Funeral Directors in Luton is part of CPJ Field, a family business tracing back to 1690. This Leagrave Road branch serves wide Bedfordshire.
Based on the standardised price lists Luton's funeral directors publish, a direct cremation typically costs from around £1,350 up to £1,595, averaging near £1,448. A fully attended, traditional funeral (funeral director's fees only) ranges from about £2,545 to £3,635, averaging around £2,817. Attended funeral figures exclude third-party costs such as crematorium or burial fees and a celebrant's or minister's fee, while direct cremation prices are as published by each firm and some include the crematorium fee. A dedicated breakdown of this particular option is available on our direct cremation in Luton page.
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7 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors are listed here for Luton and the surrounding area.
A fully attended, traditional funeral in Luton averages around £2,817 for the funeral director's own fees, with prices ranging from about £2,545 to £3,635.
All 7 funeral directors listed in Luton are NAFD or SAIF accredited. Both trade bodies ask members to meet conduct standards and provide a formal complaints procedure, which matters given there's no statutory regulation of the profession.
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