Royal Town Funerals

We are an Independent Funeral Directors based in Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, providing Funeral Services to families across the whole of the town and beyond, including Four Oaks, Mere Green, Streetly, Little Aston, Walmley, Wylde Green, Boldmere and New Oscott. When you lose a loved one, choosing the right Funeral Directors to take care of everything for you is probably the most important decision you will make. By combining our decades of experience and extremely high standards with our caring and personal approach to Funerals, we firmly believe that the services we provide are the finest in the town. We understand the importance of continuity. Your family will be cared for throughout the whole process by a dedicated team member who will meet with you to make the arrangements for your loved ones Funeral, then be at your side on the day of the Funeral as your personal Funeral Director. Our quality service is built on solid foundations of over 50 years experience in the funeral profession. From arranging local burials and cremations in the West Midlands, to arranging international repatriation of deceased persons worldwide, our team can help you in your hour of need. We are extremely proud of our Funeral Home which is situated at 3 Belwell Lane, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, just off Mere Green Island, consisting of a welcoming Reception Area, Office, Family Meeting Room, Private Chapel of Rest and Private Care Facilities. Starting with a blank canvas, we have created a light, airy and fresh environment. With an Art Deco theme and handpicked furniture throughout, our Funeral Home offers a comfortable and serene space in which our clients can meet with us to discuss the arrangements for their loved ones Funeral. We have a beautiful Chapel of Rest at our Funeral Home in Sutton Coldfield, in which you can visit and spend time with your loved one. With its own private entrance at the rear of our premises, visits to our Chapel are in complete privacy. We have a simple and clear pricing structure offering our usual Funeral Service alongside our Simplicity and Direct Cremation options. Royal Town Funerals is privately owned and operated by local suttonian Edward J. Cutler who attended Arthur Terry School before beginning his career in the funeral profession at the Co-operative Funeral Service in Sutton Coldfield. In 2009, Edward opened his own Funeral Home with his father John on Little Sutton Road, Four Oaks, before opening further branches in Lichfield and Kingstanding. In 2013 the family business was acquired by a large corporate firm and shortly after rebranded under a corporate identity. Edward went on to launch a London based International Funeral Home specialising in the International Repatriation of deceased persons from the UK to destinations worldwide. In 2019 Edward was appointed by the Vietnamese Embassy to repatriate back to Vietnam the 39 Vietnamese nationals who were discovered deceased in a lorry in Essex. With deep roots in the community of Sutton Coldfield, Edward has served the bereaved in the town for over 15 years. Securing beautiful premises in Belwell Lane, Four Oaks, Edward has returned to his hometown to provide caring and quality services to families across Sutton Coldfield and beyond. Upholding our high standards, we provide the most prestigious Funeral Ceremonial Vehicles in the town. With an extensive fleet of Brand new Jaguar XJ Hearses and Limousines, we ensure your loved one, family and friends travel in comfort to and from the Funeral. We will work with you to create a truly bespoke and meaningful in honour of your loved ones life. From the most simple direct cremation, to the most elaborate Horse Drawn procession, and anything in between, we can help you to create the perfect send off for your loved one. Most importantly, your loved one is in safe hands. Whilst in our care, your loved one will rest in our state-of-the-art private mortuary facilities, on-site at our Funeral Home in Four Oaks. Your loved one will remain with us in our facilities until they leave on their final journey on the day of their funeral.