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I would like a woodland funeral and then ashes to be scattered in the woodland. I would like everyone to wear clothes they are comfortable in and instead of flowers I would like contributions to an animal charity

Cremation with no ceremony, nothing whatsoever. If my wife and children have to suffer my death, the last thing they need would be to have to so so publicly.

No funeral, no casket...I'd like to be burned in a cardboard box and scattered somewhere beautiful but only where my ashes won't cause any environmental damage!

I would like to be cremated with some rousing hymns and for my ashes to be interred with headstone to mark my days on earth. Then a jolly good wake with lots of laughs, hopefully about me!!

I don't want an expensive funeral. I would like an eco casket & I want it to be fun, for people to celebrate my life, not mourn my death. I don't want a grave, I just want my ashes to be scattered at teh top of my garden with the ashes of all my cats who have died before me so we can all be together again.

I don't want any fuss or much money spent on my funeral. Low key is best. As long as I am buried as close to my parents as possible, that is all that matters to me

I would like to be cremated and my ashes to be scattered wherever my children see most fit.

Traditional Western coffins are dead boring. I'd like an African art style coffin painted up to look like a whale. My body can be tipped out of it for cremation and it can be left in the garden for my grandchildren to play in. My ashes can be scattered ... anywhere people fancy.

Both my husband and I have discussed this and we both think funeral directors charge far too much money for a funeral. So, we would like to be buried in a bin bag and taken to the crematorium in a hired Transit van. Death is for the living so unfortunately that may never happen and my family will probably put more profit into the hands of the undertaker.

I would like to be cremated and my ashes scattered under the tree with my mum dad and brother, I don't want any flowers or fuss no one wearing black no notices in the newspaper or memorial stone

I've left envelopes with my 'children' stating my wishes (many of which seem to be reflected in the above posts) ....but what's the betting that neither of them will be able to find them when the time comes!! ?

I really don't want any kind of funeral at all, so it's a case of keeping it simple. My family know this, so I would trust them to do whatever suited them, they are the ones who are going to have to deal with it when the time comes after all.

I want the cheapest funeral possible, my children need the money rather then spend out on a lavish funeral. The music to be played The air that I breathe , by the Hollies , the first record my husband bought me. We live next door to the local village cemetery, and right next to our fence is a huge walnut tree, some years are better than others, but I have gathered many walnuts and made walnut cakes etc. I want my ashes scattering around the beautiful old tree.

I've changed my mind from wanting to be buried to now wanting to be cremated. I don't want my children to feel obliged to visit my grave when I'm gone.

I'd like a huge party with singing and dancing

Cremation and the ashes to the sea

I don't want my family or friends to mourn, i want it to be a happy event...looking back at all the good times and not the bad. I want people to wear colour and have personal songs playing, rather than hymns.

Simple cremation cheapest option. I would like to go out to El viva a Fulham the 1975 FA cup song.

Lots of Beatles music, lots of booze, lots of laughter and fun. Hell, I wanna go out with people laughing and remembering the fun times not crying and being sad.

I'm not really that bothered because I'll be dead. Stick me in the ground, play a few songs, say a few words.

My husband and I don't intend to have funerals as we will donate our bodies for medical students to practice on.

Certainly the cardboard coffin, and no daft expense, but I'd like a proper goodbye. A quick rundown of my life and times, a couple of the old hymns or songs that mean something to me and mine (Days perhaps, or the aptly named Good Riddance). And a message for those I leave behind, in case I haven't had time to make my goodbyes. Followed by a get-together with plenty of good food and wine. I've written it all down - if my nearest and dearest remember that I've done that I might just get what I want.

Each to their own, of course, but I don't see anything cringe-worthy about a proper send off.

I would like a full Catholic service with all the old hymns like the lord is my Sheppard and abide with me, lots of floral tributes and a burial with all my family and friends at the graveside followed by a lively wake with plenty of good food and wine, I am leaving the money for this in my will and hope that my wished will be carried out

I`ve told my children to have the cheapest funeral possible for me, but I would like my ashes to be scattered into the sea at Muasdale, Kintyre, to be with my husband again.

I would like a cremation only funeral but it would be a case of doing what my DDs wanted. If they decide a crematorium do is needed my special request is to have the duf-duffs from Enders played as the curtains close. Keep changing my mind on the music but "I Love to Boogie" would be included. Still thinking about a reading, will check out Ogden Nash. Ah yes, there's always Pam Ayres......