Coffin choice
Choosing a coffin is an important part of arranging a funeral. We offer a range of styles and materials to suit different preferences, traditions, and budgets for families across the Scottish Borders.
Some coffins are designed specifically for cremation or burial, while others are suitable for both. Our team will guide you through the available options and explain any differences clearly, helping you choose what feels right for your loved one.
Coffins suitable for cremation
These coffins are designed specifically for cremation services and meet all crematorium requirements. They are carefully constructed using appropriate materials while still offering a respectful and dignified appearance.
Light oak cremation coffin with gold bar handles
Golden oak cremation coffin with gold bar handles
Mahogany cremation coffin with cross handles
Light oak cremation coffin with solid oak handles
Cedar raised lid cremation coffin
Elm raised lid cremation coffin
Light oak raised lid panelled side cremation coffin
Coffins suitable for burial
Burial coffins are typically fitted with additional features designed for use at a graveside service. These may include specialist handles and fittings that allow the coffin to be lowered safely and respectfully into the grave.
Light oak burial coffin
Golden oak burial coffin
Mahogany burial coffin
Light oak burial coffin with solid oak handles
Cedar raised lid burial coffin
Elm raised lid burial coffin
Light oak raised lid panelled side burial coffin
Coffins suitable for both burial and cremation
Some coffin styles are suitable for either burial or cremation. These provide a flexible option if funeral arrangements are still being finalised.
They combine practicality with a respectful design and are commonly chosen for many types of funeral service.
Amrulee Pine
Cardboard coffin
Cardboard picture coffins
Willow Highsted
Willow Kingsted Round
Pandanus Ringlemere Traditional
English Willow
English Willow Round
Willow Stockberry Traditional
Helping you choose
There is no right or wrong choice when selecting a coffin. Some families prefer something simple and traditional, while others choose materials or designs that reflect personal values or environmental considerations.
We will guide you through the available options and explain any practical differences, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident in your decision.
Planning the service
When arranging a funeral, many families also choose to create a printed order of service to guide guests through the ceremony. These can include hymns, readings, photographs, and personal tributes.
We're here to help
If you are arranging a funeral with us and would like to discuss coffin options, our team will guide you through the choices and explain everything clearly.