"...a thoughtful and sensitive service to those of us who are far away and are unable to visit and pay our respects to our departed loved ones. I would have no hesitation in recommending this innovative and caring service."
- Geoff, Essex
“This is a service provided to those far away from Cornwall who want to remember and honour their loved ones. It’s a relief to be able to trust this act of remembrance to someone who understands, and lets you share from afar that visit to the grave you can only make rarely.”
- Jon, London
Examples of our work
Killivose Cemetery
There was light rain and no other people when I arrived at Killivose just after lunch on Saturday... What a relief to turn in to the gates of the cemetery and escape from the racing cars on the road out of Camborne! The cemetery was looking very peaceful in the soft autumn light....
Killivose Cemetery
There was light rain and no other people when I arrived at Killivose just after lunch on Saturday... What a relief to turn in to the gates of the cemetery and escape from the racing cars on the road out of Camborne!
Roskear Churchyard
In late afternoon sunshine, following a day of mainly rain, I parked near the beautiful, red-hued All Saints Community Centre - once the local school - which is adjacent to the churchyard. Collecting water from the communal tap as I passed...
Roskear churchyard
In late afternoon sunshine, following a day of mainly rain, I parked near the beautiful, red-hued All Saints Community Centre - once the local school - which is adjacent to the churchyard.
Treswithian Downs
In between the October showers, I made my way to Treswithian Downs crematorium, under a dappled blue and grey clouded sky. Some of the fluffy clouds seemed so low they were touching the ground, and yet peaceful blue peeped out in between. Typical Cornish weather!
Treswithian Downs
In between the October showers, I made my way to Treswithian Downs crematorium, under a dappled blue and grey clouded sky...
How we wrap flowers
How we wrap flowers
Trimmed stems are
pushed in to a
soaked
oasis block, cut
to size.
The flowers are then carefully wrapped in paper - either plain
or patterned, and
tied with cotton
ribbon, before
they are placed
at your choice of
location.
Taking care, as if you're there.
Eco-friendly wrap is
used to enclose the
base of the stems
and wet oasis, to
retain moisture.