– Poppy's Funerals

White woman with short blond hair, holding coffin club branded mug and wearing coffin club t-shirt, smiling

In Conversation

Introducing South West London Coffin Club

We talk to funeral celebrant Nic Preston about launching a Coffin Club in south west London, part of an international movement to empower people to take control of their own funeral planning.

In Focus

Mushroom coffins come to the UK

Find out about mushroom coffins, produced by Loop Biotech and now available from Poppy's, made of natural materials which biodegrade within 45 days.

In Focus

What's it like working at Poppy's?

Thinking about working with us? Or just want to know more about behind the scenes at Poppy’s? Six members of the Poppy’s team tell us about their roles and what they find most rewarding about working here.

Katie Fyfe, white woman with brown hair and white jumper, with her father, older white haired man, smiling, he is holding a small fluffy white dog

In Conversation

Eldering: Positive preparation for the ageing parent years

Katie Fyfe is the founder of Eldering, a service which provides guidance for the ageing parent years.

Black hearse outside Poppy's Old Chapel mortuary, cemetery in background, two members of Poppy's team dressed in black.

Opinion

Cost of Dying Report 2025: Five things to know

Every year, financial services company SunLife publishes their research report into funerals: The Cost of Dying. Here are five things you should know about what it shows.

Potter Sam Hayes, blonde woman in blue dress, with ceramic urn painted like a country cottage.

In Conversation

Ceramic urns made with love

We talk to new Poppy’s supplier, potter Sam Hayes from Dove Love Ceramics, who designs and makes personalised ceramic urns in her studio in rural Wales.