Fenix Funeral Directors in Battle
Our funeral homes in Battle
Fenix Funeral Directors Battle are here for you during this most difficult time. We supervise, coordinate and manage all types of funerals, cremations or burials. We believe every life is unique and worth celebrating, and we offer a full range of funeral service options to help you get through this loss. As a family-run business, we''re committed to putting on a service that eases your burden during this difficult time and preparing a funeral plan backed by local knowledge of the area. From St Leonards on Sea, to the Hastings and Rother area, we cover a broad spectrum of Battle to ensure you always have access to excellent service.
We tailor all our knowledge and experience to best suit your wishes, including hymns, floral tributes and everything in-between. Contact us directly for more information on all the options available to you and leave your loved one''s legacy in the hands of a trusted local funeral director.
When you contact us at Fenix Funeral in Battle, you never have to worry about being treated like a “customer”. For us, you are a fellow human being who needs support and help in a difficult time. You always get a personal adviser who is by your side through out the process.
Planning a funeral in Battle
Providing low-cost funerals crafted to the local community, Fenix Funeral Directors helps families make arrangements in an intimate and meaningful manner. Professional, compassionate and diligent, we are committed to helping families heal as you navigate this challenging process, which is why we take care to account for every last detail ahead of the ceremony.
Our offers
Emmanuel Centre, Home of Battle Methodist Church, is shared by secular and Christian organisations alike, and offers an equal parts contemporary and traditional space in which to conduct a beautiful service. We work closely with the team there to put on a memorial service with all the facilities you need, and with ample parking close by, we can accommodate both large and small groups.
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