Volkswagen Funerals are a Midlands based company established in 2006 who provide classic and modern Volkswagens for funeral hire. Vehicles available nationwide are our stunning 1965 split screen Volkswagen hearse and our extremely rare original 1972 bay window Volkswagen hearse.

Other vehicles to include our 5 seater 'splittie' passenger bus for Midlands hire only and a Volkswagen Caddy maxi removal or funeral vehicle is available within a radius of our base too, let us know your requirements.

We are a business built on a strong foundation of knowledge and experience and we consider each and every funeral to be a great privilege.  We are a company that you can trust to give top quality vehicles with the appropriate insurance and licenses to be able to provide them for you. Our hearses registered as hearses with the DVLA, and as such are correctly insured for carriage of the deceased. Our hearses travel to their desinations on board our covered lorry to keep them in the best condition that you should expect for a funeral.

Volkswagen Funerals were proud winners of the 2014 Good Funeral Awards amongst esteemed company. 

Volkswagen Funerals are Associate members of SAIF, and members of The Association of Green Funeral Directors.

Volkswagen Funerals provide a completely unique service supplying and personalising alternative funeral transport. In the last 10 years we have worked along with some first class funeral firms so we may be able to assist you in finding suitable funeral directors and suppliers who can help you plan a fitting funeral from some of the amazing coffins that are available to what to do with your loved ones ashes. For those wishing to do the funeral for yourselves or 'DIY' funerals we may be able to help you with this too. Please see our main web site for more information.

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Beatrice 

She's a totally original and beautiful Victorian funeral coffin bier thought to be circa 1850. Most villages would have one at the local church or cemetery and they were used to transport the coffin usually when a family could not afford a horse drawn hearse, mourners would follow on foot. Fast forward over 100 years, she is again available so that family and friends can take charge of the very final journey with love.

Now available for hire locally. (Midlands)