Tim Purves, CEO of William Purves Funeral Directors, has been featured in a recent Insider.co.uk article titled “Funerals: A Slow-Changing Sector Undergoing Transformation.” The piece highlights the innovative strides our company is making to pioneer the...
Bringing our depth and breadth of experience of international repatriation under one brand, we’re delighted to launch Purves Repatriation, a sub-brand of our William Purves Funeral Directors family. For decades, our Edinburgh-based team has overseen successful...
Our CEO recently commented on funeral dress codes during a BBC Radio Scotland interview following the funeral of the late Pope Francis. “What should I wear to a funeral?” is a commonly asked question. When it comes to funeral dress codes, our advice is simple: respect...
From 1 March 2025, the funeral sector in Scotland will be fully regulated. This requires Scottish Funeral Directors to meet minimum standards of professional training, funeral facilities, and quality of care. It may come as a surprise that until now, anyone in the UK...
The family of a Land Rover-loving father organised the most fitting car enthusiast’s funeral by hiring our one-of-a-kind Defender hearse for his final journey. Steven passed away earlier this year after a long battle with cancer. An optimist to the end, he...
The festive season, typically a period associated with good cheer and social events, can be particularly challenging for those who are grieving. Individuals coping with loss may find the Christmas holidays daunting, and difficult emotions heightened, as they struggle...
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