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Covid-19 funeral guidance

Viner and Sons would like to keep everyone up to date with government guidelines regarding Covid-19

Let’s Expand

Viner and Sons Funeral Directors have decided to expand their premises into 56 High Street,

Let’s Keep it Clean

Our "CLEAN" water keeps our cars looking great.

Woodland Burial

A woodland burial is a more peaceful and natural way to say goodbye.

Shine Bright Like A Diamond.

Viner and Sons Funeral Directors are now working in collaboration with another company to be able to bring you diamonds. The diamonds...

It’s a shocking time!

Viner and Sons Funeral Directors in West Malling now has a defib on site.

Black and white picture depicting a funeral procession in the past

Conducting a funeral

Have you ever wondered why we walk in front of the hearse on the way to a funeral?

PODCAST

A new podcast about the funeral industry brought to you by the team at Viner and Sons

Navigating the Difficult Journey: A Guide on What to Do When Somebody Dies

Losing a loved one is an incredibly challenging and emotional experience. As funeral directors, our mission is to guide you through the difficult process that follows the passing of a dear family member or friend. In this blog, we’ll provide a comprehensive guide on what steps to take when somebody dies, offering practical advice and support during this trying time.

A Gentle Conversation: Discussing Final Wishes with Loved Ones

We understand the importance of open and honest communication about end-of-life preferences. Whilst discussing final wishes can be a sensitive topic, it is a crucial conversation that can bring peace of mind and ensure that one's desires are honoured. In this post, we'll explore the art of broaching the subject of death with loved ones and offer guidance on how to make these conversations more comfortable and meaningful.

Something is Missing! by Dr. Bill Webster

Something will be missing this Christmas season.

For the first time in 70 years, Queen Elizabeth 11 will not be bringing us a message of hope and good cheer on Christmas Day. That has been a tradition for many and I for one will miss it, and her. I’m sure King Charles will eloquently continue the custom, but somehow it just won’t be the same.