12 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors are listed here for Mansfield, covering the town and the surrounding Nottinghamshire villages.
A Wass Funeral Directors is an independently registered firm in Mansfield. An NAFD member, it also serves Sutton-in-Ashfield and Nottingham.
A.W. Lymn's Rainworth branch began as the fourth-generation J.W. Hutchinson Family Funeral Service before joining the wider Lymn group in October 2018.
A.W. Lymn's Mansfield branch, Standard House, is part of the family-owned Lymn Rose group founded in 1907, sitting alongside its Mansfield Woodhouse office.
A.W. Lymn's Mansfield Woodhouse branch, The Old Farm, occupies a refurbished former farmhouse and incorporated the former Cyril Welsh Funeral Directors business.
A.W. Lymn's Shirebrook branch joined the family-owned Lymn group in September 2004 and underwent a full refurbishment of its premises in 2013.
Co-op Funeralcare, Mansfield serves the surrounding area. The branch offers attended and unattended funerals.
Covering Mansfield and the wider area, F. Coope & Sons Funeralcare is part of Co-op Funeralcare. The team offers prepaid funeral plans and a chapel of rest.
G A Townroe and Son has served Warsop, near Mansfield, since 1947. Now in its second generation, the family firm holds NAFD and BIE membership.
Ivan Bramley Funeral Directors is a small, family-run funeral home established in 1947 in Mansfield, offering a distinctive horse-drawn hearse hire option.
A Dignity funeral home serving Mansfield. The branch provides a chapel of rest, plus prepaid funeral plans.
Mansfield's listed direct cremation prices start from around £1,240 and reach £1,721, averaging roughly £1,526. A fully attended, traditional funeral starts from about £1,985 and can rise to £3,265, averaging closer to £2,479.
12 NAFD- or SAIF-registered funeral directors currently cover Mansfield and its surrounding villages.
Yes, considerably — direct cremation prices here start from around £1,240, against £1,985 upwards for an attended service with a hearse and mourners present.
Generally yes — most funeral directors can collect the person who died from a hospital, home or care home anywhere reasonably nearby, though it's worth confirming any collection distance or additional cost when you first get in touch.