Celebrating life in a personal humanist fashion

We operate in and around Dartford.

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Clear & Supportive Guidance
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Compassionate Funeral Planning
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Large Variety of Funeral Services
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Dedicated Local Family-Run business

Non Religious Funerals

If you would like to arrange a non-religious funeral for someone who would have preferred a humanist ceremony, Lilley Funeral Directors can help.

From finding a neutral venue with no religious connotations to a humanist leader who will be able to conduct the ceremony, our dedicated team will be able to get all of this arranged for you during this difficult time so you can focus on the grieving process.

Humanist Funerals In Bexley, Crayford & Dartford

As with a traditional funeral service, we like to offer families the option to customise the service to make it a unique celebration of their loved one’s life. So, if there is a particular theme that you would like the funeral to have, or if there’s anything specific that you would like to be read or displayed, we can certainly arrange this for you.

Lilley Funeral Directors serves families throughout Bexley, Crayford, Dartford, Sidcup, Ebbsfleet and the surrounding areas. If you would look like some help arranging a non-religious memorial service, please contact our dedicated team.

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Let us help you create a fitting tribute for a loved one

Call us on 01322 587 634 or request a callback using the form below

Come & see us, we are here to help

Address: 12 East Hill Dartford Kent DA1 1RY
Opening Times: Mon - Fri: 08:00 - 17:00 Sat - Sun: By Appointment But Available 24/7
Parking: Unfortunately there is no customer parking available on-site, however there are following car park options just a short walk away: Acacia Car Park: 82 High St Dartford, Kent DA1 (3 minute walk) Overy Street Car Park: 19 Overy Street, Dartford, Kent DA1 1UP (9 minute walk)

FAQs & Advice

The following people can register a death:

  • Any relative of the person who has died
  • Any person present at the death
  • A person who lives in the house where the person died
  • The person arranging the funeral (This cannot be a funeral director)

Probate is the legal right to deal with a person’s property, money and possessions (their estate), when they pass away. You must apply for probate and, before you apply, you must check that it is necessary and that you are eligible to apply.

Please see the link to the .Gov website to help you with this.

There are usually lots of people that need to be notified about a person passing away, which we know can give you an overwhelming feeling of worry and stress at an already upsetting time. We would firstly advise you tell all family and friends, and if you can make them aware of the funeral arrangements.

We would then suggest using the Tell Us Once service, which will let you report a death to most government organisations in one go. The registrar will help you do this, or they will provide you with a reference number so that you can use the service yourself online or by phone.

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