Funeral ceremonies

When someone dies, there are many decisions to make - and planning the ceremony can feel overwhelming. My role is to make that part of the process feel calm, organised and supported.

Every ceremony begins with listening. I’ll spend time getting to know you and your family, learning about the person who has died - their life, their character, their values and the relationships that shaped them. From there, I’ll help you find the right words, readings and tone to create a ceremony that feels true to them and meaningful for you.

Some ceremonies are quiet and reflective. Others are full of laughter and shared stories. Many include a mix of both. My aim is always to create something personal and balanced - a farewell that feels right for everyone present.

I can also include elements that reflect particular beliefs or philosophies - such as readings or reflections - when these feel fitting. They can bring a sense of calm and connection, offering gentle insight without needing to follow any formal faith tradition.

Whether the ceremony takes place at a crematorium, burial ground or another location that holds meaning, I will lead with steadiness and care, ensuring every part flows smoothly and respectfully.

Together, we’ll create a ceremony that honours a life - exactly as it was lived.