FAQs

FAQs

Everything You Need to Know

How much does a grave plot cost?

The cost of a burial at Garden of Blessings start from £6500. For the complete price list, please view here.

Yes, you can reserve plots for yourself and/or others. You can reserve a plot here.

Booking a burial at Garden of Blessings is very easy. This can be done by yourself, your funeral director or by a next of kin by clicking here

There is no limit to how many plots can be reserve, subject to availability.

We are open to discussing people’s preferences, however this is subject to space availability.

If that space is available it is possible to reserve it.

The grave plots at Garden of Blessings are perpetual.

Yes. Burials can be booked here

Garden of Blessings is open from Fajr till the end of Maghrib.

The address is Hijaz Manor, Watling Street, Nuneaton, CV116BE

Garden of Blessings does not work with concrete graves. Instead a polypropylene box is used for making the graves watertight. For the prevention of a possible collapse of the side walls during a burial a metal shoring is used that is taken out when refilling.

Garden of Blessings can do earth burials and watertight burials.

An earth burial is when the coffin is in touch with the soil. A wooden framework with lid is used to go over the coffin and the soil is refilled over this frame

A watertight burial is when the coffin is placed in the polypropylene box.

The surface dimension is 140cm width, and 240cm long, the depth of a grave is 180cm deep

The biggest difference is that Garden of Blessings is a Private Islamic Graveyard as opposed to land belonging to the Councils. The land is freehold, which means there is no time limit on the resting place and graves will not be recycled.

A memorial (including headstone) can only be placed when the soil has settled back fully. A sign of fully settled soil is that the grave is not ‘sinking’ anymore. This usually takes at least 10 months for the soil to settle. Book your memorial installation here

The theme at Garden of Blessings is equality. This is reflected in the Marble memorials at Garden of Blessings and that is why they are all the same.