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Funeral Wake Venues in South London

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48 Funeral Wake Venues in South London, England

Coulsdon Manor Hotel has an experienced team, flexible meeting spaces and outstanding facilities for conferences, meetings, product launches and seminars.The four meeting rooms, bedrooms and public areas have free WiFi. There are daily and 24-hour delegate packages available and every detail is carefully considered to meet your needs, from menu...
Coulsdon Manor and Golf Club
Coulsdon Manor and Golf Club Coulsdon
Coulsdon Ct Rd, Coulsdon, South London, CR5 2LL
   120 Max capacity
This 4-star hotel was renovated in 2020 with new guest rooms, bar and lounge. 8 miles from London, just 17 minutes by train, with lots of parking, this is an ideal venue in the South of London. Choose from 15 meeting rooms for 2-400 delegates or book exclusive meeting floor access. 168 guest rooms are available, including wellness rooms for enhance...
Hilton London Croydon
Hilton London Croydon Croydon
101 Waddon Way, Purley Way, Croydon, South London, CR9 4HH
 15 Meeting Rooms  400 Max capacity
DDR from£ 65pp
Morden Hall is a stunning Georgian Manor house set in 125 acres of National Trust Parkland. Located on the Surrey/London border near Wimbledon, Morden is easily approachable via public transport, on the Northern underground line and close to the A3. With three large function rooms and two smaller rooms, a bar/lounge area for break out times and gro...
Morden Hall
Morden Hall Morden
21 Morden Hall Road, Morden, South London, SM4 5JD
   150 Max capacity
DDR from£ 35pp
Choose from five flexible spaces, including a ballroom accommodating up to 260 guests, our events team will help create the perfect functionIn the center of Kingston Upon Thames, our hotel is a five-minute walk from the rail station, providing easy access to Hampton Court Palace and Central London. We're a short stroll from the Riverside Walk, ...
Doubletree by Hilton London Kingston Upon Thames
Doubletree by Hilton London Kingston Upon Thames Kingston upon Thames
1 Skerne Road, Kingston upon Thames, South London, KT2 5FJ
 5 Meeting Rooms  260 Max capacity
DDR from£ 50.00pp
Roehampton Venues SW15 on the edge of Richmond Park, South of Hammersmith Bridge and with close links from London Waterloo offers interchangeable conference space and a selection of modern and historic venues. With such a varied portfolio whatever the brief we believe we can tick all the boxes for venue finders and event bookers Elm Grove Conferenc...
Roehampton Venues
Roehampton Venues Roehampton
Elm Grove Conference Centre, Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, South London, SW15 5PH
   500 Max capacity
Dorich House Museum
67 - 69 Kingston Vale, Kingston upon Thames, South London, SWI5 3RN
   450 Max capacity
Chessington World of Adventures Resort
Leatherhead Road, Chessington, South London, KT9 2NE
 6 Rooms  12-250 Max capacity
Holiday Inn London - Chessington
Leatherhead Road, Chessington, South London, KT9 2NE
   
London Croydon Aerodrome Hotel | Signature Collection by Best Western
Purley Way, Croydon, South London, CR9 4LT
   40-200 Max capacity
Fushia Banqueting Hall
3 Brighton Road, South Croydon, Croydon, South London, CR2 6EA
   200 Max capacity
All Bar One Sutton
2 Hill Road, Sutton, South London, SM1 1DZ
   
Holiday Inn London Sutton
Gibson Road, Sutton, South London, SM1 2RF
 1 Room  14-14 Max capacity
The Change Foundation (Cricket For Change)
The Cricket Centre, Plough Lane, Sutton, South London, SM6 8JQ
   100 Max capacity
Memory Box
80 High Street, Croydon, South London, CR0 1NA
   100-100 Max capacity
Leonardo Croydon
Wellesley Road, Croydon, South London, CR0 9XY
   120 Max capacity
Imperial Conference & Banqueting Centre
29/30 Dingwall Road, Croydon, South London, CR0 2NB
   
Princess Royal House
Stonecot Hill, Merton, South London, SM3 9HG
   100 Max capacity
Crowne Plaza London - Kingston
Portsmouth Road, Kingston upon Thames, South London, KT6 5QQ
   300 Max capacity
Glenmore House
6 The Crescent, Surbiton, South London, KT6 4BN
   20-220 Max capacity
Crystal Palace Football Club
Selhurst Park Stadium, Whitehorse Lane, Croydon, South London, SE25 6PU
 47 Rooms  22-250 Max capacity
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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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