For those who couldn’t attend on Friday or did attend but would like to watch again, a live webcast will be available to watch online from early next week.
The moonlight shines over our evening memorial service at Lea Fields Crematorium.
In excess of two hundred visitors attended our first evening memorial service.
Many of those attending at our service lit candles to remember their lost loved no longer with us.
The entrance at Lea Fields Crematorium glows under the stars, remembering loved ones at Christmas.
Guests congregate after the service for light refreshments and time to relect together.
A beautiful foliage arrangement on the catafalque, set with white avalanche roses and ivory candles.
Guests placed stars on our memorial trees and lit LED candles in remembrance of their loved ones.
A simple tree provided a reflective backdrop over the waters at our evening memorial service.
Many of those attending at our service lit candles to remember lost loved ones no longer with us.
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Cliff Bradley & Sons
41 Heaton Street
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
DN21 2EA
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