Warriston Crematorium

read moreFor over eighty years Edinburgh Crematorium Ltd have striven to provide the bereaved with a professional caring service at a time when it is most needed. We hope that the information on this website will help you plan and prepare for a funeral service in Edinburgh, one which meets the needs of you and your family. Our classically styled buildings, set in peaceful well tended gardens create an atmosphere of tradition and respect and our experienced staff will ensure that any specific arrangements you make are completed to the highest possible standard.

read moreWarriston Crematorium is Ediburgh's oldest crematorium whilst Mary Hill in Glasgow is the oldest in Scotland. The two-storey villa, which was built in 1808 had a number of internal structural changes to adapt it to the needs of a crematorium. Work was completed in 1929 with first cremation taking place on October 29th 1929. The larger of the two Service rooms is named after Sir Robert Lorimer acknowledging his input and work. Since 1929 we have carried out the services and cremations for many distinguished people as well a many other Edinburgh people.

read moreSeafield Cemetery opened in 1887 to serve the residents of Leith and its rich history as Edinburgh's port is reflected in the wide range of people who have chosen Seafield Cemetery as their final resting place. The headstones tell a story of people from all walks of life, frequently with a nautical connection. You can also access records of Seafield War Memorials from this page.