Funerals
The right words to say goodbye
A funeral is not just a farewell, it's a chance for family and friends to reflect on a life - and celebrate everything which was special about the person they have lost.
A celebrant funeral
A celebrant is able to conduct a funeral whether it is held in a crematorium, in a woodland, by a grave* or anywhere that would like to hold it.
Working with family and friends, a celebrant will be able to create a service using words and music which tells the story of the person who has passed.
Most people engage a funeral director to handle the arrangements, and they provide wonderful care and guidance to families. They may recommend a celebrant - alternatively you are free to contact a celebrant directly, who will then liaise with the chosen funeral director.
The choice is yours.
*Celebrants are only able to conduct burials in unconsecrated cemeteries.
Find out more
Arranging a funeral can seem daunting, particular when you have just lost someone . James can work with you to create a memorable funeral which reflects the character of the one you have lost.
Useful sources of infomation
Bereavement Advice Centre - provides impartial advice on what to do when someone dies.
The Natural Death Centre - is a charity which gives free, impartial advice on all aspects of dying, bereavement and consumer rights.
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