A final farewell should be as individual as the person it commemorates. 

Whether you are looking to arrange a traditional funeral service or a celebration of life, a memorial or remembrance, I can help you create the perfect ceremony that truly reflects your loved one. And, it’s also important that it is perfect for those who attend – it is part of the journey of grief and can help mourners gain closure or healing.

Whether it be at a crematorium, chapel, natural burial ground, hotel or even a barn, because we are all individuals the choice of ceremony is, quite honestly, endless.

But here is a short list of a few different ceremonies available. And if your needs aren’t listed, then we can still create something as bespoke as your circumstances.

Types of ceremony

~ Funeral: a loving farewell when it’s time to say goodbye.
~ Celebration of life: a good option for after a direct cremation or private funeral.
~ Memorial: typically takes place some time after the cremation or burial.
~ Ash scatterings: scattering or interment after a cremation is complete.
~ Remembrance: marking an anniversary or a milestone, such as a 21st birthday.
~ Living funeral: celebrating your life with those that you love whilst you are still alive. 

Other services

~ Eulogy writing: when you’re delivering a tribute but don’t know where to start.
~ Ceremony planning: when you want to be organised or in control of your own farewell.