Skip to main content

Tickets

Home

Main navigation

  • Worship and music
  • Visit us
  • What's on
  • Safeguarding
  • Search

Secondary navigation

  • Search
  • Visit us
    • Book tickets
    • Plan your visit
      • How to find us
      • Guided and self-guided tours
      • Visit with your family
      • Accessibility at the Cathedral
      • Group visits
      • UK schools visits
      • Remember Me Memorial
      • Filming and photography
      • Safety and security
    • Explore our map
    • Information for travel trade
    • Booking tickets FAQ
  • What's on
  • Worship and music
    • Music
      • Upcoming performances
      • Our choirs
      • Our musicians
      • Working with schools
      • Information for visiting choirs
      • The bells
      • The organ
    • Worship with us
      • Our services
      • Attending a St Paul's service
      • Join your London community
      • Weddings, baptisms and confirmations
  • History and collections
    • Explore our stories and collections
      • Hidden histories
      • Architecture and decoration
      • Celebration and remembrance
      • Exploring faith through art
      • Library treasures
    • A timeline of the Cathedral
    • About our Collections
    • Access the Collections
    • Conservation
    • Our podcast series
    • The East India Company at St Paul's
    • War and resistance in the Caribbean: The monuments at St Paul's
  • St Paul's Cathedral Institute
  • Learning
    • Visit with your UK school
    • Our digital resources
  • About us
    • Our mission and purpose
    • Who we are
    • News and updates
    • Our annual reports and accounts
    • Contact us
    • Work for us
    • Press and media
    • St Paul's Cathedral in America
  • Support us
    • Donate to us
    • Become a Friend
    • Become a Music Patron
    • Leave a legacy
    • Volunteer with us
    • Corporate support
    • Trusts and foundations
  • Your event at St Paul's
    • Event space guide
    • Explore our venues
      • Wren Suite
      • The Crypt
      • Chapter House
      • Nelson Chamber
      • North Churchyard
    • Our approved suppliers
    • Weddings, baptisms and confirmations
  • Shop
Menu Close
Filter

Suggested searches:

  • Book sightseeing tickets
  • Family activities
  • Saving St Paul's exhibition
  • Wren 300
  • Map of the Cathedral
  • Opening times
  • Service schedule

Secondary navigation

  • Search
  • Visit us
    • Book tickets
    • Plan your visit
      • How to find us
      • Guided and self-guided tours
      • Visit with your family
      • Accessibility at the Cathedral
      • Group visits
      • UK schools visits
      • Remember Me Memorial
      • Filming and photography
      • Safety and security
    • Explore our map
    • Information for travel trade
    • Booking tickets FAQ
  • What's on
  • Worship and music
    • Music
      • Upcoming performances
      • Our choirs
      • Our musicians
      • Working with schools
      • Information for visiting choirs
      • The bells
      • The organ
    • Worship with us
      • Our services
      • Attending a St Paul's service
      • Join your London community
      • Weddings, baptisms and confirmations
  • History and collections
    • Explore our stories and collections
      • Hidden histories
      • Architecture and decoration
      • Celebration and remembrance
      • Exploring faith through art
      • Library treasures
    • A timeline of the Cathedral
    • About our Collections
    • Access the Collections
    • Conservation
    • Our podcast series
    • The East India Company at St Paul's
    • War and resistance in the Caribbean: The monuments at St Paul's
  • St Paul's Cathedral Institute
  • Learning
    • Visit with your UK school
    • Our digital resources
  • About us
    • Our mission and purpose
    • Who we are
    • News and updates
    • Our annual reports and accounts
    • Contact us
    • Work for us
    • Press and media
    • St Paul's Cathedral in America
  • Support us
    • Donate to us
    • Become a Friend
    • Become a Music Patron
    • Leave a legacy
    • Volunteer with us
    • Corporate support
    • Trusts and foundations
  • Your event at St Paul's
    • Event space guide
    • Explore our venues
      • Wren Suite
      • The Crypt
      • Chapter House
      • Nelson Chamber
      • North Churchyard
    • Our approved suppliers
    • Weddings, baptisms and confirmations
  • Shop
Explore our site

Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

a silhouette of a male figure wearing a hat against a background of St Paul's bell tower

Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

Worship with us

couple reading service schedule during consecration service

Worship with us

Ways to donate

choristers boys sharing candle light christmas

Ways to donate

Our digital resources

Rowan Williams smiling as he leafs through his book at an event at St Paul's Cathedral

Our digital resources

Stories from St Paul's podcast

library books dark

Stories from St Paul's podcast

Remember Me

Image
Remember Me memorial within the cathedral

Remember Me

Welcome to this online book of remembrance for all those who have died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.
On this page
Send a memorialIn memory of
Remote video URL

A message from His Majesty King Charles III

Watch this message of support from His Majesty The King for Remember Me.

Image
Remember Me memorial within the cathedral

Send a memorial

This is an online memorial to those who died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK. It is free to leave a tribute to a loved one, and the memorial is open to people of all faiths and none.

Send a memorial

In memory of

Robert George Summers
1933 - 2020
Much loved and missed by all the family God bless dad love from the family xx
David Buchan Johnston
1949 - 2020
In loving memory of David Buchan Johnston.
A much loved Husband, Dad and Grandpa who will be missed very much, but not forgotten.
 
Vera Dorothy Botfield
1931 - 2020
We could not have asked for a more wonderful Mother that gave her four children a childhood to treasure. We Love you Mum.
Jane Jennifer Alice Jay
1944 - 2020
Remembering our fellow Red Hat chapter member, Jane Jay, Red Hat. Bees of Bardwell
Valerie Jean Wilson
1936 - 2020
Valerie Jean Wilson, much loved sister, aunt, great aunt and friend. Missed by us all, now reunited with her beloved husband Ronald. Rest in peace.
Margaret Joan Martin
1936 - 2020
Beloved Mum, Nan, Sister & Friend. Lived a full life and worked as a devoted midwife whose love of babies never tired. She enjoyed life's simple pleasures and had a fantastic sense of humour. Loved by all who knew her
Olive Roe
1937 - 2020
In Memory of our Mum. All our love always. Julie, Georgina, Linda, Andrew. x
Linda Sybil Beecroft
1925 - 2020
My wonderful mother. I miss you every day; your wonderful smile, wise words and lovely hugs. XX
Esme Helders
1930 - 2021
Rest in peace Mum Miss and love you Lots. From all Your Family x x x
Ian M Munro
1934 - 2020
In memory of Ian, married to Audrey, father of Fiona and Neil, brother of Jim, Earnest and Douglas. Dedicated to curing Altzeimer's disease, which took his father James. He will be sadly missed.
Joan Gomersall
1924 - 2020
RIP mum very much loved and will be missed and remembered always.
Mary Margaret Neenan
1960 - 2020
Mum lived life to it's fullest
John Blackburn
1952 - 2021
My dad John blackburn will missed by everyone who knew him r.i.p dad
Jim Johnson
1926 - 2020
Our dad is very much loved and missed he would have been 94 years old in nov and it would also have been mum and dads 73rd wedding anniversary on 4 apr 2020 but he never made it . We have not had chance to say goodbye x
Maisie Elizabeth Jones
1938 - 2020
Our mother was a beautiful loving person. Took to soon even at her age she was fit we will love her for ever and we are heartbroken x love Helen, Louise and Sabrina and children xx
Sadie Kirkham
1929 - 2021
Muched loved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandma. Forever in our hearts and memories. Rest in peace mum x
Steve Foulkes
1940 - 2020
He gave more than he took and he gave all of himself. Loving husband, dad, grandad & great grandad.
Peter Maley
1947 - 2020
Peter Maley passed away on 7.4.2020 Heartbroken. taken to soon miss you loads .

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹ Previous
  • …
  • Page 424
  • Page 425
  • Page 426
  • Page 427
  • Current page 428
  • Page 429
  • Page 430
  • Page 431
  • Page 432
  • …
  • Next page Next ›
  • Last page Last »

Our address

St Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's Churchyard
London
EC4M 8AD

View on map
How to find us

Footer Column 2

  • Visit us
    • Book sightseeing tickets
    • Explore our map
    • Plan your visit
    • Accessibility
    • Remember Me COVID-19 Memorial
    • Travel trade
  • What's on
    • Search our events
  • History and collections
    • Explore our stories and collections
    • Timeline of the Cathedral
    • 70 Years of the Friends
    • About our Collections
    • Access the Collections
    • Conservation
    • Our podcast series
    • Visit the catalogue

Footer Column 3

  • Worship and music
    • Worship with us
    • Music
  • Learning
    • Our digital resources
    • Visit with your UK school
  • About us
    • Our mission and purpose
    • Who we are
    • Annual reports and accounts
    • News and updates
    • Contact us
    • Work for us
    • Press and media
    • Statement of investment principles
  • St Paul's Cathedral Institute

Footer Column 4

  • Support us
    • Donate to us
    • Become a Friend
    • Become a Music Patron
    • Leave a legacy
    • Volunteer with us
    • Trusts and foundations
    • Corporate support
  • Your event at St Paul's
    • Corporate hospitality
    • Wren Suite
    • Chapter House
    • Nelson Chamber
    • North Churchyard
    • The Crypt
    • Weddings, baptisms and confirmations
  • Shop

Utility links

  • Terms and conditions of entry
  • Privacy policy
  • Staff and volunteers portal
  • Terms of use

Safeguarding

St Paul's Cathedral takes safeguarding very seriously. We are committed to protecting the welfare of children and of all adults who are vulnerable – whether that be our worshippers, visitors, clergy, staff or volunteers.

Find out more

rgb(143,63,109)

Copyright St Paul’s Cathedral 2025

Registered charity number: 1206171