Ceremonies to honour the end of life

When death enters life we can experience grief in so many ways, from moment to moment, and from day to day. None of us grieve in the same way, even though we may feel a pressure to 'do it right'.

 

As a funeral celebrant I will usually come to your home and listen to your stories, experiences, offer suggestions regarding content and rituals, and on the day of the ceremony hold a service that is authentic, safe and warm-hearted.

 

As an Interfaith Minister I can weave in elements of your person's spiritual or religious beliefs, with respect to the beliefs of all those who will be present on the day.

 

I work with the funeral directors to help plan a ceremony that is held with care, respect and warmth.

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Ceremonies and support I offer:

* Funeral - A ceremony to honour a person's death where those gathered are held as they say farewell.

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* Memorial - Celebration Of Life - A ceremony to honour a person's life after they have died. Those gathered share their appreciation and love for their person and honour their legacy which lives on.

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* Living Funeral - this can celebrated to honour a significant birthday, milestone or with awareness of a terminal diagnosis. This offers everyone an opportunity to be held at this poignant time to listen to one another, to share what is important and to feel the sense of community that can sometimes feel invisible.

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