At Mortlake Crematorium, we believe that every family deserves exceptional care and every life deserves a meaningful farewell. A funeral is much more than a ceremony. It is an opportunity to honour a life, share memories, support one another, and begin the journey through grief. We believe that when families are given the time, care and support to create a personal and meaningful farewell, it can make a lasting positive difference.
Our role extends far beyond the day of the funeral. We are proud to be a community crematorium, supporting bereaved people before, during and after a death through compassionate guidance, remembrance events, our monthly Grief Café, community choir, and opportunities for people to come together in a safe and welcoming environment.
Our beautiful chapel and peaceful gardens are lovingly cared for because we know that surroundings matter. Families often tell us that the kindness of our team and the tranquillity of the grounds brought them comfort at one of the most difficult times in their lives. Those comments inspire everything we do.
Whether you are arranging a funeral, attending a service, or visiting to remember someone special, you can be assured that you will be met with kindness, compassion, and respect.

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Ealing's local crematorium with extensive gardens and close to the Thames. It also has a dovecote and a magnificent courtyard water garden with waterlilies. There is a chapel and a room of remembrance which contains a daybook of commemoration in the form of exquisitely illuminated handwritten tomes. These books can also be viewed Interactively on their digital kiosk as well as on their website online.
R. A. Nicholls
Mortlake is a lovely crematorium. Beautiful grounds and so peaceful! My mum dad brother grandad and other family members are there and I wouldn't have it any other way. Moving services and just a place when you visit your loved ones that you come away feeling that there in the best final resting place.
Angela Dixon
Been to a number of very nice services held here. The remembrance room has books laid out with inscriptions within of all those who have passed open on the date that you visit. A chapel, office and remembrance room make a quadrangle around a very tranquil water garden. The remembrance gardens are very well laid out. Parking is plentiful with views over the River Thames. Staff are friendly, considerate, approachable and informative and make a traumatic time more bareable.
Jessica Sinclair