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Funeral Wake Venues in Greater London

Find funeral wake venues in Greater London with private function rooms for hire for funeral wake receptions, funeral teas and gatherings.

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24 Funeral Wake Venues in London, England

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Heathrow Airport, Bath Rd, Harlington, Hayes, Heathrow, London, UB3 5BP
   600 Max capacity
De Vere Selsdon Estate
126 Addington Road, Sanderstead, Croydon, London, CR2 8YA
 18 Rooms  10-200 Max capacity
Zizzi Ristorante Croydon
57 Southend, Croydon, London, CR0 1BF
   10-137 Max capacity
Cannizaro House
West Side Common, Wimbledon, London, SW19 4UE
   100 Max capacity
Central London Golf Centre
Burntwood Lane, Earlsfield, London, SW17 0AT
   300 Max capacity
St Giles Heathrow
Hounslow Rd, Heathrow, London, TW14 9AD
   40-120 Max capacity
King Cruises Ltd
94 Lion Road, Bexley, London, DA6 8PQ
   180 Max capacity
All Bar One Richmond
9-11 Hill Street, Richmond upon Thames, London, TW9 1SX
   
All Bar One Battersea
32-38 Northcote Road, Battersea, Wandsworth, London, SW11 1NZ
   
Star & Garter
4 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, Wandsworth, London, SW15 1JN
   
The Five Tuns
Heathrow Terminal 5, Landside, Hillingdon, London, TW6 3EA
   
The Tin Goose
Heathrow Terminal 1, Airside, Hillingdon, London, TW6 1AD
   
Holiday Inn Brentford Lock
Commerce Rd, London, Brentford, London, TW8 8GA
   
Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport
The Grove, Bath Rd, Harmondsworth, West Drayton, London, UB7 0DG
   90 Max capacity
Brentford Football Club
Gtech Community Stadium, 6th Floor, 27 Great West Road, Brentford, London, TW8 9BW
   10-500 Max capacity
The Royal Over-Seas League London
Over-Seas House, St James's, London, SW1A 1LR
   15-250 Max capacity
The Meetings Show 2021
ExCel London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, Newham, London, E16 1XL
   
Browns Brasserie & Bar Mayfair
47 Maddox Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 2PG
   4-72 Max capacity
Belgo Holborn
67 Kingsway, Holborn, London, WC2B 6TD
   40-250 Max capacity
Asia House
63 New Cavendish, Marylebone, London, W1G 7LP
   
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How to Plan a Funeral Wake

When the funeral service is over, when the solemn words have been spoken, tears shed and songs sung, it’s time for the wake or funeral reception. Traditionally the wake involved the deceased’s loved ones staying with them until they were taken to the service. But in modern times, a wake is the post-funeral gathering of family and friends to support and comfort each other. It’s a vitally important part of the funeral day, so organising a wake is a huge responsibility, which comes at a time when you are suffering greatly from bereavement yourself. This article attempts to make your task easier, by covering some important considerations, with advice on aspects that will help make the event memorable and fitting, such as venues and catering. Your first consideration is how much the funeral wake should reflect the personality, beliefs and lifestyle of your deceased loved one. It is a phenomenon of modern times that everything in our lives should reflect who we are and how others should view us, and recently this has come to include funerals and funeral wakes. Many people want their funeral wake to be minutely planned and personalised. Choose a venue that creates the right atmosphere and it is possible to create a moving, memorable and fitting day of celebration and remembrance that represents the deceased’s wishes. It doesn’t have to be an unhappy gathering of sombre mourning, though, of course, if that is what the deceased would have wanted, it can be. The funeral wake venue is probably your most important consideration. It is no longer necessary to host a wake at a relative’s home, especially if large numbers are expected to attend. There are hundreds of venues that can accommodate funeral wakes of all sizes, and able to create the most fitting environment for friends and family to relax in, while they feel a connection with their departed loved one. When it comes to the funeral wake venue, the options are almost endless, make your task easier by first searching online to make your shortlist, you’ll soon find the perfect wake venue. Here are some ideas: The venue for a wake can be a favourite place the deceased loved to be or had sentimental value to them, such as their local pub, local community of village halls, local sports facilities or favourite restaurant Use the hospitality suite at the football, cricket or rugby club they supported or a golf club where there were a member Many hotels offer dedicated funeral wake packages and create a warm and comforting atmosphere, where all your needs are taken care of Museums, zoos, boats, historic buildings are all examples of venues for wakes that may reflect the personality or interests of the deceased You will also want to consider catering options. Keep it simple by doing it yourself - supplying platters of sandwiches, salads, cold meats, quiches, biscuits and cakes, or choose a catering service that takes the pressure from you. Find the right caterer and they will work with you to create a menu or buffet that fully represents the favourite foods of your departed loved one. Again, searching online is a quick and easy way to find the perfect supplier.You can view funeral wake venues here. Whatever you choose, ensure there are plenty of hot and cold drinks served. Many people like to toast the deceased with an alcoholic drink and it’s a good way to start conversations and bring people together. The funeral wake is for people of different types to come together, reminisce and share stories, laugh and cry together. They need something to talk about, the wake venue, decoration, food and music can fulfil this crucial function. You may also choose to display some personal items, such as: Photos of the person in frames or in albums A guest book for shared memories and expressions of condolence Funeral cards Flowers Funeral wake organising is a momentous task, but it doesn’t have to be dauting. Do it well and you’ll hear the phrase “It’s what (s)he would have wanted”, on numerous occasions throughout the day. For a helping hand at this difficult time, please contact our dedicated venue finding experts for any support you need to organise the perfect funeral wake.

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