Funeral Directors Ealing
We are an independent funeral director local to Ealing, offering a funeral service built on choice, compassion and value. We guide you through every step of the funeral planning journey, with a belief that everyone deserves a ‘good’ funeral as individual and as memorable as they are.
Contact us at:
Exit Here
277-279 Chiswick High Road
Chiswick
London W4 4PU
Funeral reception venues in and around Ealing
Families who are organising a funeral often say they want to give the person who’s died a good send off. Whether you choose a gathering at a local pub or at home, or maybe a dinner at a favourite restaurant, is completely up to you. But it should feel personal and celebratory.
Whatever type of funeral reception you choose, Exit Here can help you plan every aspect, from the food that’s served to how the venue is decorated. We can also organise the guest list, arrange flowers and send out invitations.
As Ealing funeral directors, we have worked with, and can recommend, the following local venues for a funeral reception.
The Grange
Majestic Victorian pub overlooking Ealing Common with charming private event spaces.
Warwick Road
Ealing
London W5 3XH
The Wheatsheaf
Victorian pub with rustic traditional charm and event spaces for sit down dining or receptions.
41 Haven Lane
Ealing
London W4 2HZ
The Plough Inn
With its retro style interior, the Plough offers a twist on the traditional English pub.
297 Northfield Avenue,
Ealing
London, W5 4XB
Cemeteries and crematoria serving the Ealing area
Anyone can be cremated or buried in any cemetery or crematorium in the country. So although we're a funeral director in Ealing, we work with crematoria and cemeteries right across the UK.
But if the person who has died is a resident of Ealing, most families or friends who are arranging the funeral will choose somewhere close by. There will probably be ties to the area, or a family member is already buried or interned there. And, of course, there’s the benefit of residents’ rates for those living in the London Borough of Ealing.
Cemeteries and crematoria serving the Ealing area incude:
Acton Cemetery
Situated on former farmland, Acton Cemetery opened in 1895 and is managed by the London Borough of Ealing.
There are two areas to the cemetery, the north side and the south side, which are separated by the former Metropolitan Railway, now the Central line, and connected by a footbridge. There is also a landscaped Peace Garden for quiet contemplation. Acton Cemetery is now only used for burials in existing family plots.
Read more: Acton Cemetery
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Acton Cemetery is located at:
308 Park Royal Road
Ealing W3 6XABy car: The south side of the cemetery has an entrance on Park Royal Road and the north side an entrance on Chase Road, which is close to the A40, which goes through west London into central London. There is no public parking on site but there is ample free parking on the surrounding roads.
By Tube: The nearest Underground Station is North Acton on the Central line which is a 5 minute walk from the Chase Road entrance.
By bus: The 487 stops outside the entrance on Chase Road.
Greenford Park Cemetery
Greenford Park Cemetery, originally opened as a private cemetery in 1902 on the site of former farmland. Now under the management of the London Borough of Ealing, the cemetery has a small burial chapel. There is also a Garden of Rest and a columbarium which was completed in 2001.
The cemetery is accepting new burials and cremated remains plots can also be purchased. The plots can accommodate up to four cremation urns for burial. Cremated remains can also be interred in the columbarium.
Read more: Greenford Park Cemetery
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Greenford Park Cemetery is located at:
Windmill Lane
Greenford UB6 9DRBy car: Windmill Lane leads on to Greenford Road which joins the A4020, a major road connecting Southall, Hanwell and Ealing. There is free parking on Windmill Road.
By train: The nearest train station is Greenford, a 40 minute walk away or a 20 minute bus journey. The line is operated by Great Western Railway.
By Tube: Greenford on the Central line is a 40 minute walk or 20 minute bus journey. Hanwell station on the Elizabeth Line is a 30 minute walk away.
By bus: The number 105, E6 and 92 buses all stop close to Greenford Park Cemetery.
Hortus Cemetery
Hortus Cemetery is a small burial ground which was built for Southall residents in 1944 and is managed by the London Borough of Ealing.
There is no burial chapel but there is room for new burials. There is a dedicated area for Muslim burials too.
Read more: Hortus Cemetery
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Hortus Cemetery is located at:
Merrick Road
Southall UB2 4WTBy car: The cemetery is on Merrick Road, the A305 which is a 20 minute drive from the M4 motorway. There is very limited parking at the cemetery and on the nearby streets.
By train: The closest train station is Southall which is operated by Great Western Railway. The station is an 8 minute walk from Hortus cemetery.
By Tube: Southall on the Elizabeth Line is the closest Tube station and is an 8 minute walk away.
By bus: The 427 bus stops close to the cemetery and leaves from Southall station.
South Ealing Cemetery
Located in the London Borough of Ealing and managed by the borough, South Ealing Cemetery was opened in 1861 by the old Ealing and Old Brentford Burial Board, which had been formed in 1858 when burial space in the parish churchyard was running out.
The Gothic style cemetery buildings included two lodges, stone gate piers, and a pair of chapels joined by a porte-cochère. The cemetery was extended in 1907 and 1940. It is now closed to new burials, and only used for family plot burials.
Read more: South Ealing Cemetery
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South Ealing Cemetery is located at:
28 Chilton Avenue
London W5 4RUBy car: The entrance to the cemetery is on South Ealing Road which joins the M4. There is paid for parking in the adjacent streets.
By Tube: The nearest London Underground station is South Ealing on the Piccadilly Line which is a 7 minute walk away.
By bus: The 65 bus stops close to the cemetery on South Ealing Road.
Mortlake Crematorium
Mortlake Crematorium, borders Kew and Mortlake, and is managed jointly by four London boroughs including Ealing, Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames, and Hammersmith and Fulham,
Opened in 1939, the crematorium has a beautiful chapel which seats 94, with additional seating for 36 in the gallery. There is also a peaceful Garden of Remembrance on the site, as well as a dovecote.
Read more: Mortlake Crematorium
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Mortlake Crematorium is located at:
Kew Meadow Path
Richmond TW9 4ENBy car: Key Meadow Path is a turning off the A205 South Circular Road. Parking is available on site.
By train: The nearest station is Mortlake operated by South Western Railway which is 15 minute walk away.
By Tube: The nearest station is Kew Gardens on the District and Overground lines which is a 15 minute walk to the crematorium.
By bus: Take the R70 to the Courtlands Avenue stop or the 190 to the Thames Bank Stop.
South West Middlesex Crematorium
Situated in Hounslow and sometimes referred to as Hanworth Crematorium, South West Middlesex Crematorium is managed by a board of councillors from the London boroughs of Hounslow, Richmond, Ealing and Hillingdon and the district of Spelthorne.
The crematorium opened in 1954 with two small, cloistered chapels, which were eventually replaced by larger versions of the same design, and can seat 25 and 80 people. While a third chapel, built in 1981, can accommodate up to 150. There are numerous gardens including the Wild Garden, a Rose Garden and a Children’s Memorial Garden.
Read more: South West Middlesex Crematorium
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South West Middlesex Crematorium is located at:
Hounslow Road
Hanworth
Feltham
Middlesex TW13 5JHBy car: From the M3, turn on to the A316 and then on to the A314 which is the Hounslow Road. There is free parking in the car park and some nearby street parking.
By train: The nearest train station is Hounslow operated by South Western Railway. It’s a 30 minute walk or 10 minute bus journey and 10 minute walk.
By Tube: The closest London Underground station is Hounslow East on the Piccadilly line. From there take the 111 bus to the Saxon Avenue stop.
By bus: Take the 285 bus to The Mount bus stop in Hanworth and walk 5-10 minutes to the crematorium.
Other cemeteries near Ealing
There are two other cemeteries in the area, but these are not managed by the London Borough of Ealing.
Hanwell Cemetery (Westminster)
38 Uxbridge Road
Ealing
London W7 3PP
This cemetery is managed by the City of Westminster Parks Service.
Hanwell Cemetery (Kensington and Chelsea)
31 Uxbridge Road
Ealing
London W7 3PP
This cemetery is managed by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
