Demonstration website for Luna Concierge — this is not an operating funeral director.

Willow & Grace Funeral Care

Compassionate funeral support when your family needs it most

Willow & Grace Funeral Care is a fictional demonstration funeral home created to show how Luna can support families with calm, approved information.

A death has occurred

If someone has died, we understand this is a difficult time. The steps you need to take depend on where and how the death occurred. Professional guidance may be required.

Guidance for families

Contact details

Email: care@mondaybrief.app

Telephone: 0800 123 4567

Fictional demonstration number — not connected to a real funeral director.

Service area: Berkshire and surrounding areas — demonstration coverage only.

Opening hours

Monday to Friday
9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday
9:00am – 12:00pm
Sunday
Closed

This demonstration website does not provide real emergency or out-of-hours funeral support.

Our services

We offer a full range of funeral services to help your family plan a meaningful farewell. All services listed are for demonstration purposes.

Funeral Arranging

Guidance and coordination for a respectful farewell, tailored to your family's wishes.

Direct Cremation

A simple cremation without a formal service at the crematorium chapel.

Attended Cremation

A cremation service with family and friends present at the crematorium chapel.

Traditional Burial

A graveside or church service followed by burial in a cemetery or churchyard.

Memorial Services

A separate gathering to remember and celebrate a life, held after cremation or burial.

Funeral Vehicles

Hearses and limousines to convey the coffin and family with dignity.

Funeral options

Choose from a range of funeral packages designed to suit different preferences and budgets. All prices are demonstration prices.

Simple Direct Cremation

From £1,495

A dignified cremation without a service at the crematorium chapel.

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Attended Cremation

From £2,495

A cremation with a chapel service for family and friends to attend.

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Traditional Funeral

From £3,295

A full funeral service with burial or cremation, hearse, and family limousines.

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Areas we serve

Berkshire and surrounding areas — demonstration coverage only.

This demonstration website represents a fictional funeral home serving families across Berkshire and nearby towns including Reading, Newbury, Windsor, and Maidenhead. Coverage is for demonstration purposes only.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions families ask when arranging a funeral.

What should I do when someone dies?
When someone dies, the steps depend on where and how the death occurred. If the death was expected, contact the person's GP or the hospital. If the death was unexpected, call 999. Once a medical professional has confirmed the death, you can contact a funeral director to begin making arrangements. Requirements vary depending on circumstances, and professional guidance may be required.
What happens when someone dies at home?
If the death was expected, contact the person's GP or the out-of-hours GP service. The doctor will visit to confirm the death and issue a medical certificate of cause of death. Once this has been done, you may contact a funeral director to bring the person into their care. If the death was unexpected, call 999. The police and coroner may become involved. Requirements vary depending on circumstances.
What happens when someone dies in hospital?
Hospital staff will issue the medical certificate of cause of death, usually from the bereavement office. You will need this certificate to register the death. The hospital may ask which funeral director you have chosen so they can coordinate transfer. Most hospitals have a chapel of rest where you may visit the person who has died, subject to availability.
What happens after an unexpected death?
Call 999 immediately. The police and coroner will attend. The coroner may order a post-mortem examination to determine the cause of death. Funeral arrangements may need to wait until the coroner releases the body. This process can take days or weeks. A funeral director can advise on the likely timescales once the coroner is involved.

We are here to help

If you would like to discuss funeral arrangements or have questions, please get in touch. This is a demonstration website — messages are not delivered to a real funeral director.