When a loved one is lost the only thing, we have control over is the funeral. In this moment of sorrow, allow me to walk beside you.
Let’s begin this journey by crafting a funeral service that is both a farewell and a celebration.
In times of loss, it is essential to have a gentle hand to guide you. As your celebrant, I am here to help craft a funeral service that honours and celebrates the life of your loved one.
I want families and friends to feel the ceremony has been a positive one and I hope they look back on it and say, ‘that was a true reflection of the person we knew and loved’.
How I Work
As a fully trained and certified Celebrant I work across the East Midlands. I will create a personal, bespoke ceremony which may include readings from loved ones, friends or family, memories, music, songs, singing, prayers or reflections. Let us make the service exactly what you want.
I will contact you to arrange a home visit to talk about your loved one and help guide you through the ceremonial process and assist you every step of the way to create a service that reflects the person you are saying goodbye to.
As an independent funeral celebrant I will work with you and your Funeral Director creating a totally individual and unique service that incorporates the values of your loved ones, your memories, and reflections.
Memorials are a lovely way to celebrate life and usually involve, family and friends. As an Independent Celebrant I would guide you through the memorial process.
What You Can Expect
I will guide you through the ceremonial process and assist you every step of the way to create a service that reflects the person you are saying goodbye to. This can include:
Each ceremony will be individually crafted focusing on the wishes of the family, offering personalised and compassionate service that reflect your needs and preferences.
As an Independent Celebrant I can guide you through the scattering of ashes ceremony.
Families may choose to have the ashes of your loved one buried in a plot at a crematorium where their loved one’s ceremony was held or a designated site of their choosing.