Sustainability is one of the core values at Wegnalls Willow Coffins and it is woven into everything I do. From planting and harvesting the homegrown willow, to carefully weaving each coffin with love, every choice is made with the planet and the families I work with in mind. That’s why I’m so delighted to share […]
Platinum Sustainability Award for Wegnalls Willow Coffins! Read More »
On Saturday 10th May I held a willow weaving workshop at Humber Woodland of Remembrance. Over 4 hours, people could drop-in and weave a willow heart, wreath or bird feeder. I am so pleased to report that it was a wonderful day where creativity, nature, and conversation came together. Visitors arrived throughout the morning, curious
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What is the price of a Willow coffin? How much does one of your willow coffins cost? There are two commonly asked questions when people are enquiring about a willow coffin. The price of a willow coffin and what are my prices. This is not surprising really with the rising cost of funerals and other
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Join us during Hospice UK’s Dying Matters Awareness Week for a peaceful day of crafts and conversations at Humber Woodland of Remembrance, the first green burial ground in Herefordshire. This is an opportunity to connect with nature, explore the beauty of willow craftsmanship, and consider the importance of thoughtful end-of-life planning and remembrance. As part
Weaving Connections: Willow, Nature, and Remembrance Read More »
We received fantastic news at the end of last year… Our rounded end willow coffins are now approved for cremations. This means that we once again can help families choose a locally made and responsible produced willow coffin for both burial and cremation. You might be wondering, why is this such a big deal? Weren’t
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Following on from the previous two blogs, this post looks at the end of the willow growing year: The harvest. Harvesting The actual harvest is a satisfying physical task, which is good because it’s usually quite cold! I choose a variety to harvest and cut all of these before moving on to another. Using the
From Twigs To Trees: Planting My New Project! (Part 3) Read More »
