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About Tree Cathedral
There is a unique cathedral in Milton Keynes, not made of bricks and mortar but of bark and leaves. The Tree Cathedral at Newlands is based on the outline of Norwich Cathedral and was designed in 1986 by landscape architect Neil Higson.
Different species of trees were chosen to represent the different sections of the Cathedral. Hornbeam and tall-growing lime for the nave, evergreens to represent the central tower and spires and flowering cherry and apple as a focus in the chapels. In springtime colourful bulbs represent the sun shining through stained glass windows onto the ground.
The Cathedral has a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees, meaning it's visually stunning throughout the year.
The Tree Cathedral in Milton Keynes, located in the midst of stunning parkland, is available for those seeking a simple, natural and beautiful location to inter their loved ones ashes.
This unique setting is ideal for wedding blessings with areas perfect for an intimate outdoor ceremony. You can view the current rate card on our website.
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