Beautiful. Natural. Sustainable.
At Wegnalls Willow Coffins, we believe in creating handcrafted willow coffins that are not only beautiful but also made with care and sensitivity. Working closely with families is at the heart of what we do – offering kindness, understanding, and a personal touch during this meaningful time.
Our commitment to families extends to caring for the environment they cherish. With sustainability at the core of everything we do, we ensure that our materials are responsibly sourced and we are committed to constantly improving, and refining, our eco-friendly practices.
Wegnalls Willow Coffins are:
- Lovingly woven in Leominster, North Herefordshire
- Certified & Approved By The Funeral Furnishing Manufacturers’ Association for cremation anywhere in the UK
- Suitable for all types of burial
- Eco-friendly and plastic free
- Woven with my homegrown willow and Somerset ‘buff’ willow
- Available with matching willow ashes caskets
- Customisable and you can help to weave part of the coffin
Hello! I’m Steph and I’m an independent coffin maker based in North Herefordshire. I have a City and Guilds qualification in Basketry and I am a member of The Basketmakers Association.
Find out more about me, my values and how Wegnalls Willow Coffins started.
It was a really special process to be involved in and I felt weirdly peaceful at mums funeral, knowing that she was safe in a vessel made with such love and care. The coffin looked stunning and everyone commented on how gorgeous it was.”
Mum’s coffin looked absolutely spectacular.
She would’ve loved it.”
We truly appreciate the time you put in.”
How beautiful you have made my daughter’s coffin, thank you so much for putting the time in. Thank you for everything.”
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