Established in 1983, M K Ginder and Sons are the only privately owned and family run firm of funeral directors in the Watford area. Over the years our commitment to the local community has built our reputation for personal service and attention to detail with regards to the care of the deceased. We pride ourselves on being able to provide a personal and bespoke funeral for families.
"I have had to use Ginders services twice in the last 18 months and both times found them to be highly professional and very pleased with the services they provide."
— Ann Comyn
"The company did our family proud with their professionalism from start to finish when mum passed away, therefore had no hesitation to use them again for dad's funeral. Cannot fault M.K.Ginder & Sons at all."
— Peter Batchelor
Ann Comyn
10 months ago
I have had to use Ginders services twice in the last 18 months and both times found them to be highly professional and I have been very pleased with the services that they provide
Peter Batchelor
6 years ago
The company did our family proud with their professionalism from start to finish in September/ October 2017 when mum passed away therefore had no hesitation to use them again last year exactly the same time again for dad's funeral. Can not fault M.K.Ginder & Sons at all
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