We have been fortunate to have had several established and influential industry professionals visit us at Brightwater. One such visitor who’s opinion we greatly respect is that of the President of the National Association of Funeral Directors, John Adams. John, who also owns and operates Perry and Philips Funeral Directors based in Bridge North, Shropshire,…
Striving, as ever, to offer the very best of ways to remember, we are now proud to announce the launch of our brand new Brightwater Bentley package in association with the fabulous W Uden and Sons. Loved ones will be cared for on their final journey by the Uden family, culminating in being laid…
We were honoured to welcome some very important guests to Brightwater earlier this month. Salvatore Mancuso the Editor of La Notizia Newspaper for Italians in London, and Alessandro Gaglione, the President of the committee of Italians abroad in London, visited Brightwater and gave us their invaluable opinion of our mausoleum, which happens to be…
In August, we had the pleasure of hosting a very special charity event for an incredibly inspirational lady called Francesca. Francesca is an honorary Auntie to Henry, a little boy who passed away almost a year ago, and who resides with us at Brightwater. Francesca is also a children’s palliative care nurse, and…
Believe it or not, it’s our first anniversary! On Saturday June 4th we were able to welcome families who have entrusted their loved ones to us for a small celebration, and how lovely it was! We really enjoyed seeing our families chatting together, and in particular, the children playing in our wonderful gardens. We really…
With so many different end of life options available today and so many terms to understand, it’s not surprising that many people get confused. Two of the terms that seem to cause the most confusion are mausoleum and crypt. If you’re not sure what each one is and how they differ from each other, you…
What is a Mausoleum Chamber? To fully understand the answer to the question “What is a mausoleum chamber?” you need to know a bit about the mausoleum itself. A mausoleum is a free-standing structure designed to store the remains of the deceased indefinitely. A mausoleum may house only the remains of a single prominent person,…
What is a Columbarium Niche? A columbarium niche is a space in a columbarium that can contain the cremated remains of one person. The niche is usually made out of marble or another type of stone. What Are Columbaria For? Columbaria serve as ashes storage following a cremation. Those who choose columbaria often want…
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