A friend of mine was cremated here recently (June 2024) and it was an excellent service very professional and caring staff from start to finish which made a hard day a little more bearable.
Brian Mcallister, 4 July 2024

Broadley, Buckie, Moray, Aberdeenshire, AB56 5HQ
Moray Crematorium stands on a site that has been home to a church for over 200 years. The current building was rebuilt in the Gothic style in 1886, as Enzie South Parish Church and is now listed. When the crematorium opened in June 1999, many of the church’s original features were carefully preserved, including the Wadsworth pipe organ and the church bell. This is a respectful place to hold a meaningful funeral. Set in six acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, we offer a peaceful retreat for visitors, with thoughtfully designed spaces where families and friends can gather.
Converted from a spectacular Gothic church, our chapel at Moray Crematorium has wooden pews and high, arched ceilings. We can seat up to 170 guests and accommodate a further 80 standing. Speakers in the foyer and covered entrance extend the space for larger funeral services. The chapel is equipped with a state-of-the-art music system to play pre-recorded music of your choice. We also have space for singers and musicians too.

If you need support to arrange a cremation in Moray, or nearby areas such as Elgin, Keith, Lossiemouth or Forres, we work with local funeral directors, faith leaders and celebrants across Scotland. Moray Crematorium is equipped with a music system, Wadsworth pipe organ, screens for visual tributes and webcasting for those joining remotely. A family room, hearing loop and fully accessible facilities including baby changing are also available. If you'd like to arrange a tour, please call us — we would be happy to help.

We offer different ways to create a lasting tribute within our memorial grounds.
Our memorial specialists are here to help you find something that truly reflects your loved one, from a memorial garden to a plaque or dedication in our Book of Remembrance.
Contact us to arrange a tour and talk through the options.

If you would like to talk about planning a service or memorial, please call us to arrange an appointment. We welcome every visitor.
Crematorium Office Opening Hours
Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
Crematorium Grounds Opening Hours
Monday-Sunday: 24/7
Book Of Remembrance Opening Hours
Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
Cremation services at Moray Crematorium
We offer attended and unattended cremation services at Moray Crematorium
An attended cremation
Where family and friends come together for a funeral or memorial service in our chapel. You can personalise the service with music, readings and tributes. Loved ones will be able to spend a few moments with the coffin before leaving the chapel.
An attended direct cremation
This option enables families to attend the crematorium to see the coffin in the chapel. Although there is no funeral or memorial service, you can choose the music that is playing and will be able to spend a few moments with the coffin.
An unattended, direct cremation
A direct cremation means there is no funeral or memorial service in the chapel, and no mourners in attendance.
For more information about personalising a service, speak to your funeral director, or contact us.
All cremation fees at Moray Crematorium include:
• The use of our chapel
• A single tribute photo displayed on screen throughout the service (not available for attended direct cremations)
• The use of our state-of-the-art media system to play music of your choice
• All services relating to the administration and registration of the cremation, in line with statutory regulation
• Certificate of cremation
• Provision of a container for the ashes
• The option to witness the scattering of the ashes within our Gardens of Remembrance, or preparation of the ashes for collection
Rated 5 / 5 based on 3 reviews.
A friend of mine was cremated here recently (June 2024) and it was an excellent service very professional and caring staff from start to finish which made a hard day a little more bearable.
Brian Mcallister, 4 July 2024
Meriol Rattray, 29 September 2018
L Kelbie, 26 May 2016