We believe it’s time to start a more open conversation about death, dying and funerals.
In this blog, we share practical advice and ideas to help you if you are arranging a funeral or experiencing bereavement; as well as fascinating stories, interviews and opinions from the frontlines of death and dying.
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When Jenny’s mum, Duc Lien, died, Jenny wanted her funeral to take place in accordance with her mum’s Taoist Buddhist tradition.
We looked after Katie’s beloved dad, Vincent, at Poppy’s. We asked her to explain what it meant to be reassured, supported and listened to at each stage of the process.
Kay Duggleby and her husband Glen run Love Is A Moment, a family business producing beautiful silver jewellery that we are now able to offer to Poppy’s clients.
Poppy’s is looking for freelance ‘on the day’ funeral directors to support our clients and join our team. Find out more about the role in this blog from 'on the day' funeral director, Chloe.
When Amber's friend Poppy died of cancer, Amber supported her family during her final days and in arranging her funeral. Amber shares how this experience changed her life.
Anna-Louise’s dad, Dan, was a larger-than-life figure who turned every occasion into a party, so it was only right that his send-off was something special.