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A funeral celebrant is someone qualified to host and officiate funeral services. As well as conducting the funeral itself ( non religious and semi religious),celebrants are involved in planning the order of service, music, writing the eulogy and creating meaningful service for the person that has passed.

The main benefit of a celebrant led funeral is their ability to help you create a ceremony that truly reflects the deceased. A funeral celebrant will try and bring a sense of light to the ceremony so that the mourners can be reminded of a life that had a real meaning. It also gives you the opportunity to factor in different beliefs and wishes without being tied to a specific structure.

This will be included as a part of the costs you pay the Funeral Director.

As part of my service I will make a home visit so you can give me as much information as possible on the life of the deceased.

Questions such as :

• Where the deceased was born and grew up.
• Siblings and family members they grew up with.
• School days and childhood stories.
• Partners,children,grandchildren and other family members.
• Closest friends.
• Armed forces/national service.
• Career plans and places of work.
• Groups and Societies belonged to.
• Interests and achievements.
• Favourite memories.
• Musical tastes.
• Significant events.
• Sayings and stories.
• What will you remember them most for ?
• Did the deceased make any personal requests about their own funeral ?
• Will anybody else be speaking/participating in the service ?

That is entirely up to you. Most people leave the majority of the funeral to the Celebrant which is understandable. However, should you wish a family member or friend to speak,carry out a reading or even recite a poem that is perfectly fine and we will discuss that during my home visit. Hymns and prayers can be added to the service if you would like that.

Naturally there is an order to the day, however it is entirely up to you should you wish to have a printed order of service to support the ceremony.

Yes. I would be happy to hold a Celebration of Life wherever you wish that to take place.