Standardised Price List
The prices for our standard services, in the format the Order sets out.
Standardised Price List (PDF)
London · Funeral directors
Let us take the next steps with you, gently.
If someone close to you has died, it is natural not to know what to do. Our line is answered day and night; we explain the first hours in order and help with the paperwork.
Where did the death happen?We will show the first steps in order for your situation.
Our line
The same calm voice by day and by night.
When you call, you reach a member of our team, not a switchboard. We listen without hurrying you and agree the next step together.
- Telephone+44 0000 000000
The quickest way if a death has just happened.
- WhatsApp+44 0000 000000
If talking is hard, leave a short message and we will call you.
- Emailhello@ardic.example
For questions in advance and for sending documents.
IFirst steps
What do I do now?
The first hours differ depending on where the death happened. These steps are general guidance for England and Wales; we go through the details with you on the phone.
Call a doctor
If the death was expected, call the GP, or NHS 111 out of hours. If it was sudden, call 999.
The medical certificate
A doctor confirms the death. Where the cause is clear a medical certificate follows; otherwise the coroner may be involved.
Call us
We agree a time to come and the steps that follow. There is no need to rush.
Register the death
Register at the local register office, usually within five days. We explain what to bring.
The bereavement office
Staff explain how the medical certificate is issued.
Agree a collection time
If you prefer, we speak to the mortuary about collection for you.
Call us
We collect from the hospital and care for your relative.
Register and plan
After registration we plan the funeral with you, at your pace.
Contact the authorities
Tell the local authorities and the British embassy or consulate.
Local documents
You will need the local death certificate, translated where needed, and the papers the country requires for repatriation.
Send us copies
Send what you have by WhatsApp or email; we arrange the flight with you.
Bringing them home
The coroner is informed when someone who died abroad is brought back; we explain each step as it comes.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. Practice can differ between areas and hospitals; please ask us about any step you are unsure of.
IIServices
The work we take off your shoulders.
We say plainly what we take care of; you will not find a service here that we do not provide.
- 01
Collection and care
From home, hospital or care home, with respectful care until the funeral.
- 02
Arranging the funeral
Burial or cremation and the service, at your family's pace.
- 03
Repatriation
One point of contact between consulates, airlines and local authorities.
- 04
Wakes and gatherings
A venue and refreshments after the funeral; quiet support on a busy day.
- 05
Flowers and memorials
Floral tributes and arrangements for a memorial gathering.
- 06
Help with paperwork
We explain which document comes from where and stay beside you through each step.
IIIPrices, terms and ownership
Price information, one click away.
We publish our Standardised Price List and terms of business as the CMA Funerals Market Investigation Order 2021 requires, so you can read them quietly, before or after you call.
Terms of business
Deposit, payment deadlines, ways to pay and any charges for late payment.
Read our terms of businessOwnership and payments
Who ultimately owns Ardıç Funeral Care and our register of any material payments to third parties.
See ownership detailsTerms of business
[Your terms of business go here.]
Ownership and third party payments
[Ownership details and the payments register go here.]
Demo note: the PDF is an empty placeholder for the funeral director's own list.
IVDocuments and transfer
Which document, and when?
You can tick what you already have; the list stays on your own screen.
VFaith and tradition
Every family says goodbye in its own way.
We describe each option with equal care and only list what we can genuinely offer. If your tradition is not here, please ask us.
Christian families
Contact with your church and minister, and flowers for the service.
Muslim families
Washing, shrouding and the funeral prayer arranged with your mosque.
Jewish families
Alongside your community's own burial society, in simplicity.
Hindu, Sikh and other faiths
Following the customs your family describes.
Non religious funerals
A simple farewell with the words and music you choose.
VIHow we treat you
No sales pressure
No offers, no bundles and no language that hurries you.
One contact
From the first call to the memorial you speak to the same person.
In writing
We write down what we take care of and what each cost is for.
Without judgement
We accept every family's wishes and traditions as they are.
VIIQuestions
Questions families ask us
Who answers if I call at night?
A member of our team on call. At night we listen just as calmly and plan the first step with you.
Where can I find your prices?
Our Standardised Price List is linked at the top of every page and in the prices section. We explain any additional options in writing.
How do we bring someone home from abroad?
Start with the local authorities and the British embassy or consulate. We then arrange the airline and the collection with you.
Do you sell funeral plans?
No. Prepaid funeral plans are regulated by the FCA; if you ask, we point you to authorised providers and explain what to look for.
We follow a different tradition. Can you help?
Please tell us about it. We will say plainly what we can offer and help you reach the right community or officiant.
VIIIContact
- Telephone
- +44 0000 000000
- +44 0000 000000
- hello@ardic.example
- Area we serve
- London and the surrounding area; transfers across the UK and abroad.