Crematorium
Funeral Flowers for Enfield Crematorium
Funeral corteges approaching Enfield Crematorium come up the A10, the Great Cambridge Road, to a venue set back from the carriageway in formal gardens on the northern edge of Enfield.
Dignity, one of the country's largest funeral providers, operates the site, which acts as the principal crematorium for the borough and is heavily used by families from Tottenham, Edmonton and Cheshunt, nearly all of whom travel up the same A10 corridor.
Florists across north London bring tributes here every working day, and the guidance below walks through ordering flowers, the timing of delivery, and where the tributes go once the funeral is over.
Flower Policy
From a posy or sheaf through to wreaths, double-ended sprays and names spelt out letter by letter, every familiar style of tribute is delivered for Enfield services; if yours will be unusually large, have the funeral director clear it with the venue first.
Delivery happens in the hours before the funeral rather than once it has begun, the window agreed between florist and venue, and afterwards the flowers are set out so that mourners leaving the chapel can look at them together, a preference for taking pieces home, or donating them, needs to reach the funeral director beforehand.
Delivery Guidance
An order finds the right service when it carries the person's name in full, the date, the start time and the venue written as Enfield Crematorium, Great Cambridge Road, Enfield, ideally with the funeral director's name alongside.
Enfield, Edmonton, Tottenham and Cheshunt florists all count the venue among their regular drops; the run up the A10 from Tottenham takes perhaps fifteen to twenty minutes, which is why a same-day order placed first thing usually succeeds.
To take the question of timing off the table entirely, the flowers can be sent to the funeral home a day early and brought along with the coffin.
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Access & Directions
The site fronts the A10 north of Enfield town, its entrance signposted from the main road, and parking lies inside the grounds.
Buses travel the A10, Turkey Street station serves the surrounding area, and most mourners nonetheless arrive by car.
From Tottenham and Edmonton the route is simply the A10 northwards to the gates.
Towns Served
Nearby Crematoria
- Hendon Crematorium
Holders Hill Road, London NW7
- Golders Green Crematorium
Hoop Lane, Golders Green, London NW11
- City of London Crematorium
Aldersbrook Road, Manor Park, London E12
Popular Tribute Types
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Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Enfield Crematorium?
The national funeral provider Dignity, which operates a number of crematoria around the UK, including this one on the Great Cambridge Road.
When should funeral flowers get to Enfield Crematorium?
Well before the service. Florist and venue agree the slot between themselves, so the family's responsibility ends with an accurate order.
Is Enfield Crematorium the usual venue for Tottenham families?
Often, yes. Tottenham has no crematorium of its own, and Enfield is among the nearest choices; Tottenham florists deliver there as a matter of course.
Where do the flowers end up after the service?
On display for mourners to look at as they leave, after which families take them home, leave them for a period, or have them donated.