​'The song may have ended  but 
​the melody still plays on'

Funeral, Memorials 

The word ‘funeral’ is often used as an all-encompassing term for what is essentially two separate processes: a memorial service (often called a ‘celebration of life ceremony’) and the committal of the body.
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In the UK, a traditional funeral involves a ceremony at a crematorium or in a religious building, followed by a burial or cremation. Some choose to make these two processes separate occasions, holding a smaller committal with a few select people, and then holding a memorial service for other guests to attend.

A celebrant can work with you to plan and conduct either or both of these occasions.
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In addition, a growing number of people are now choosing natural burials (often called woodland burials) as we become more environmentally aware. The ethos behind a natural burial is to return the body to the earth in a natural way with an environmentally friendly burial or interment of ashes. 
Ceremonies can then take place by the graveside, and many sites also provide indoor options for ceremonies if needed.
'My funerals and memorial services are unique and carefully written, designed to create a cathartic and memorable experience for everybody present. 

​I put your loved one firmly at the centre of my ceremonies allowing friends and relatives to celebrate the life of the person they have lost, focusing on everything that made that person unique.'

Kevin

'Don't cry because its over,
​Smile because it happened'

Pricing: ​

Cremation Ceremony - £225
Burial Ceremony - £225
Interment of Ashes : £75
Memorials - £150
Funeral Directors will often have a list of  Celebrants they commonly use, however you can also choose one yourself. 

​By choosing me to be your ceremony celebrant I will work closely with you and the Funeral Director to ensure all your loved ones wishes are delivered.

Prices Include: 
  • ​Home visit meeting or a preferred location if you wish. 

  • Full flexible and open communication any time of day or evening.

  • Order of service content prepared for approval.

  • Arrange any necessary music.

  • Prepare written ceremony for approval.

  • ​Conduct the service on the day.