Amicus Celebrant

Our circumstances may all differ, our time of life, our age, our relationship, but the one constant is that confronting the death and the loss of someone close is seldom easy and something you should not have to face alone.

Our life’s end is also a part of our living. It is an inevitable occurrence and Just as certain for all of us no matter who we are.

This time of life can be a testing and difficult time for those left behind. The pain of loss and grief is a natural reaction and process that we will all have to face at some time in our lives.

Each and every day shared with your loved ones has been a precious journey filled with memories and of happier times.

When it comes to saying our goodbyes at a funeral it is, of course, a sad time, but is also a time to reflect and rejoice in that love and those precious times that you spent together in your lives.

There is no textbook, no guide to grief. Your grief is your own and each and every one of us is unique in the way in which we handle with it.

So, if there are no textbooks, no rules for grieving then why limit your funeral ceremony to a certain format? Why not have the words you want, the music you want, the whole ceremony the way you want.

I make no judgement. I have written and performed ceremonies for Christians, Pagans and Atheists and Agnostics. It matters not. What matters is that what we do is what you want.

When you appoint me as your Funeral Celebrant you will find a friend who will be with you with unlimited time to hold your hand and give you the very best advice and guidance.

We will meet, usually in the comfort and security of your own home and gently and sympathetically construct the exact ceremony that you and your loved ones would have wanted.

I am also comfortable and experienced in working with the still living but who are terminally ill and who wish to plan their own funeral…yes, it does happen! Please call me for more information on this service.