Listings for Receptions / Wakes / Funeral Teas
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Arranging a Funeral Tea & ReceptionAfter the funeral or cremation it is a nice gesture to host a reception/wake for family and friends, the event can be as simple or fancy as you like, it is completely your choice. These events are often arranged at short notice and there are several options to think about. Firstly, consider the number of people you wish to invite, as this will provide the size of venue required. Will you require catering, bar or accommodation for relatives travelling a long way? Venues4Funerals in an instant can provide a venue that matches all your requirements, and have the staff and facilities to ensure a relaxed and dignified time for you and your guests attending the event. Always ask either the funeral director, a family member or friend to make an announcement letting people know where and when the event is taking place. Funerals are now less rigid and becoming more personalised, and you may wish to bring a favourite CD of the deceased or a memorial DVD to play in the background. An open microphone session is also popular where loved ones can share memories or simply say a few words. The event is a send off for someone very close to you, and you can include whatever feels right for you and your family. |
The Quorndon Fox
Originally called The Double Necked Swan, which opened in 1740, The Quorndon Fox takes the town's former name. In 1889, Quorndon became Quorn as its n
The Thames Court
The Thames Court is an excellent venue choice for funeral receptions and wakes, located near the South West Middlesex Crematorium. Originally a pri
The Bugle Horn
The ideal venue for funeral receptions and wakes located a very short drive from the Aylesbury crematorium. The Bugle Horn has a long-standing repu
The Apple Tree
The Apple Tree is a premium pub, bar, and restaurant with its very own garden, centrally located in the heart of the picturesque town of Gerrards Cros
The Greyhound
The ideal venue for funeral receptions and wakes near the Bentley crematorium and Woodman Road and Herongate cemeteries. The Greyhound inn was open
The King’s Head
The ideal venue for funeral receptions and wakes near Great Burstead cemetery and Basildon crematorium. The King's Head, Billericay dates back to 1
The Cunning Man
The pub's name comes from a local legend of a 'cunning man' - a good wizard who would help to protect people from dark spirits and witches. The origin
The Harrow
Dating to the early 18th century, The Harrow is the preferred stop for refreshment for visitors seeking local attractions such as the National Trust p
The Clubhouse
The Clubhouse – A Thoughtful Setting for Your Celebration of Life Located just next door to Breakspear Crematorium, The Clubhouse offers a warm, el
Lancashire Cricket
The ideal venue for post funeral receptions and wakes. Destination Emirates Old Trafford is an award-winning, sustainable, and multi-purpose venue
Thatched House
The perfect venue for funeral receptions, wakes and celebration of life events in Upminster. The Thatched House has a long-standing reputation for
The Three Jolly Wheelers
Built in the early 19th Century, The Three Jolly Wheelers originally relied heavily on the tourist trade. A photograph of the inn taken in 1906 shows
