Funeral live streaming (also known as a webcast) is an online platform where you can attend the funeral service virtually from anywhere as long as you have a device with internet access. Since the covid pandemic, funeral live steaming has gone from a niche service to a wide-spread and easily accessible option. Live streaming a funeral can be a great way for family overseas or in other parts of the country to feel part of the day, and it can also be a way for people to process their grief afterwards by watching the video back.

One of the questions we are most commonly asked is ‘what is the difference between a coffin and a casket’ and ‘are they just the same thing?’ Although the purpose of both are the same - to hold the body of the person who has died - there is a difference.

Although you do not have to use the closest crematorium to where you live (or to where your funeral director is based), many of the families we work with in Chiswick and West London choose Mortlake Crematorium.

The Exit Here team has carried out many Hindu funerals all over London and the UK, and we always feel privileged when asked to do so. Whether your family requires a ceremony that includes all Hindu funeral traditions, or a multi-faith and modern interpretation, we can help you create a beautiful and respectful day.

With the rising cost of living, many people are concerned about the affordability of funerals in 2023 - especially in London which has the highest average funeral cost in the UK. However, an expensive funeral doesn’t necessarily mean a better funeral - we can help you create a beautiful, dignified, and personalised ceremony regardless of your budget.

Natural burials (also known as eco funerals or green burials) take place in a woodland, meadow, or nature reserve rather than a traditional cemetery. They are beautiful, peaceful places, all with a unique character and setting.

Prudence Margaret Leith, CBE is a British-South African, restaurateur, chef, caterer, businesswoman, broadcaster, journalist, cookery writer and novelist. She was a judge on BBC Two's Great British Menu for eleven years, before joining The Great British Bake Off in March 2017.

It’s been a year since we launched Exit Here and opened the doors of our Chiswick home, so we felt it was time to reflect on what we’ve learnt and share the journey by launching our blog.