You should register the death within five days after the medical examiner notifies you. This may change if referred to the coroner.
Funeral directors
Most people use a funeral director. Friends, family, clergy or your doctor may be able to suggest local funeral directors with a good reputation for you to use. Remember, their charges can vary considerably and you may want to get more than one quote to compare costs. It is best to choose a funeral director who is a member of one of the following trade associations. Both organisations have codes of practice and members must give you a price list when asked.
Arranging the funeral yourself
If it is preferred, the entire funeral can be handled by the bereaved family. Such a funeral is sometimes called a 'personalised', 'independent' or 'family only' funeral. There are various steps to take after you lose a loved one, see on GOV.UK for guidance.
Council cemeteries and crematoriums in ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø are run by the district and borough councils. They may also be able to give you advice on