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A gentler way to find support

We believe finding the right people to help you say goodbye shouldn't add to the weight of an already difficult time.

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    Search by county or town to find help near your family.

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    Guides and resources to help you feel informed at every step.

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The Orangery at Willow House

A light-filled, timeless space in the Surrey countryside — designed for gatherings that honour a life with warmth and grace.

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Beloved helped us find a celebrant and florist within a day, at a time when we simply couldn't think straight. Everyone we contacted was gentle, clear, and genuinely caring.

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Guildford, Surrey

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Practical guidance

What to do when someone dies

A clear, calm overview of the usual first steps. You can begin at the point that applies to you and skip anything already completed.

If the death was expected at home

Contact the healthcare professional involved

A doctor, district nurse or other qualified professional will usually need to verify the death and explain what happens next.

If the death was unexpected

Call 999

The emergency services will guide you. Do not move the person or their belongings unless you are told to do so.

If the person died in hospital or a care setting

Follow the team’s guidance

Staff will explain the medical paperwork, personal belongings and who will contact you next.

The usual order

Take one step at a time

The exact process varies across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and may change if a coroner or procurator fiscal is involved.

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First

Confirm the death and understand the paperwork

The hospital, GP, medical examiner, coroner or procurator fiscal will explain which documents are needed before registration can take place.

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Then

Register the death when you are told you can

The registrar or medical examiner’s office will tell you when the paperwork is ready. Time limits and procedures differ across the UK, so use the official service for the nation where the death occurred.

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You can also begin this early

Choose a funeral director

You can contact a funeral director before the registration is complete. They can explain collection, care, timings, costs and the decisions that can wait.

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After registration

Tell government departments and key organisations

Where available, Tell Us Once can notify several government departments. You may also need to contact banks, insurers, employers, utilities and subscription providers.

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When you are ready

Plan the funeral and ceremony

Decide what feels right for the person and your family. You may need a celebrant, flowers, a venue, catering or live streaming.

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Later

Deal with the estate and look after yourself

Probate, finances and belongings do not all need to be handled at once. Use trusted guidance and seek professional or bereavement support when you need it.

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