Funeral homes and cremation in Langley

When someone dies, a funeral home handles most of what comes next: bringing the person into their care, the paperwork for the death registration, cremation or burial, and a service if you want one. Here are the funeral homes and cremation providers in Langley, and the cemeteries Langley families use. Each listing is from the provider’s own website, checked November 7, 2026.

Funeral homes and cremation providers in Langley

• Henderson’s Langley Funeral Home, 20786 Fraser Highway, Langley City. Part of Dignity Memorial. Its site lists cremation, burial, celebrations of life, pre-planning and reception space. dignitymemorial.com
• Arbutus Funeral Service, 20171 92A Avenue #107A, Walnut Grove. Cremation, burial and pre-planning, with quotes on request. arbutusfuneralservice.com
• Alternatives Funeral & Cremation Services, 3070 275A Street, Aldergrove, 604-857-5779. Simple cremation from $1,999.65 including taxes, transportation, documents and a basic urn; witness cremation, graveside and green burial options, celebrations of life and full funerals, and pre-planning with funds held in trust. Canadian-owned, founded in 1992. myalternatives.ca

Cemeteries

• Township of Langley cemeteries: Fort Langley, Murrayville and Langley Lawn. Plots, niches and fees are handled by the Township; our cemeteries in Langley guide has the details.
• Bakerview Memorial Gardens, 920 272 Street, Aldergrove, just north of Aldergrove Regional Park. Privately owned; its first burial was in June 2022. It has burial plots, columbaria for urns, and a section for Muslim burials, per the Advance Times.

First steps when someone dies

1. If the death was expected (in hospice or under a doctor’s care at home), call the doctor, nurse or hospice. If it was sudden, call 911.
2. Call a funeral home when you’re ready. There’s usually no rush in the first hours, and you can choose any provider, not just the one the hospital mentions.
3. Ask for the price list. Funeral providers in BC are licensed by Consumer Protection BC and must give you their price list. Compare two if you can.
4. The funeral home usually registers the death with BC Vital Statistics and can help you order death certificates.

Planning ahead

Pre-planning means you choose and write down what you want, and sometimes pay in advance. If you prepay, ask how the money is protected and whether the plan can move to another provider.

Related

• Cemeteries in Langley
• Florists in Langley (funeral and sympathy flowers)
• Notaries in Langley (wills and powers of attorney)
• Langley seniors’ guide

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