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Wallace Stuart provides an award-winning, independent funeral directors service in Somerset. We understand that planning a funeral can be a daunting task and having the right information at your fingertips helps with the entire process. We have pulled together years of experience and knowledge to assist you throughout this entire process.
Scroll through and read our latest posts here today. We’ll show you new developments within the funeral industry, including new styles of coffin to best suit your loved one and different ideas to mark their life properly. Our team will help you understand the different ways to personalise a funeral and cherished gifts that can forever mark the memory of someone you’ve lost. We will bring you book ideas to help younger children deal with grief, advice on how funeral insurance works and how to choose the perfect funeral director for your family. With every post, we will help you better understand the options available to you and the ways in which you can craft a service to remember.
Wallace Stuart are the first and only all female owned and managed funeral directors in Somerset – providing a more gentle, personal approach to funeral care.

The rise of funeral streaming has transformed the way families connect during times of loss, offering an invaluable solution to challenges posed by distance, health concerns, and modern life.
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Christmas can be a poignant time for those of us grieving the loss of a loved one. The festive season, often marked by family traditions, shared meals, and warm memories, may feel incomplete when someone important is missing.
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Music has a way of speaking directly to the heart, and when it comes to funerals, it becomes even more powerful. During such emotional moments, when words can fall short, the right song or melody can offer comfort.
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We work with some amazing Celebrants who deliver the perfect funeral ceremony – whether at the local crematorium or within a more natural setting like a natural burial site or basically, wherever the family wish to hold the funeral service.
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Supporting a friend or family member after they’ve experienced a loss can be challenging. It’s natural to feel unsure about what to say or do, but your presence and compassion can make a significant difference during this difficult time.
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We had our first ever SAIF assessment and regulation inspection and proud to say that Wallace Stuart passed with flying colours
So why after 13 years did I want to be assessed?

In this blog, we will address some of the most common myths and misconceptions about funerals and the funeral industry in the UK, providing clarity and peace of mind.
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There are all sorts of myths surrounding this so our friends at Good Funeral Guide CIC have written a leaflet to advise you of the process. We thought it would be helpful and reassuring to include it on our website.
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A new trend has emerged in memorial practices: placing QR codes on headstones. This innovative approach merges traditional memorials with modern technology to honour and remember loved ones …
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Life is full of challenges. One of the most difficult experiences to navigate is the sudden loss of a loved one. Here, we’ll discuss how to navigate this challenging period, find resources and support, and ultimately move towards healing.
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In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the UK towards more personal, meaningful, and environmentally-friendly funeral options….
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Grief is a complex and deeply personal experience, and this is no less true for children and teenagers who face the loss of someone close to them.
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