Thought of becoming a Civil Celebrant? Becoming a Civil Celebrant is not a career choice for everyone. If you have had experience speaking in public or at least have no reservations with the prospect of speaking in public, this could be a career option for you. If you have access to and you are confident using Read more…
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Paul Simpson | Family & Funeral Celebrant
As your funeral celebrant, I promise to serve you with sensitivity and professionalism; and respect your unique beliefs, values, and cultural background; to provide you with a personalised ceremony over which you have complete control and final approval. Together, we will create a ceremony that celebrates your loved one’s life.
Wedding Celebrant | Your Guide to Handfasting
What is a Handfasting? A handfasting is an old Pagan custom, dating back to the time of the ancient Celts. A handfasting was originally more like an engagement period or betrothal, where two people would declare a binding union between themselves for a year and a day. The original handfasting was a trial marriage. It gave Read more…
Natalie Hughes-Crean | Family & Funeral Celebrant
Bespoke, heartfelt ceremonies for weddings, funerals, baby namings and renewal of vows.
My name is Natalie. I am an authentic female, a writer, educator, activist, sister, aunt, friend, home-maker and a kick-ass Celebrant.
Funeral Celebrant | Graveside Ceremony Etiquette
Whether a graveside ceremony follows a funeral ceremony or is a stand-alone event, this should be attended with the same attitude of respect and courtesy as a funeral ceremony or memorial ceremony. What To Expect At A Graveside Ceremony A graveside ceremony can follow a traditional funeral, can precede a memorial ceremony, or can be Read more…
When I’m Gone | Advice to a son that lasted a lifetime!
We found a truly touching story written by Rafael Zoehler and thought we’d share it with you: Tissues at the ready. Death is always a surprise. No one expects it. Not even terminal patients think they are going to die in a day or two. In a week, maybe. But only when this particular week Read more…
My End of Life Doula Journey | Doula Training
I left nursing in a hospital over 30 years ago to work for a forward thinking agency who provided support for those who wished to be cared for and die at home. Little did I know at the time the impact that decision would have on the rest of my working life. My nurse training Read more…
Sheila Fisher | Family & Funeral Celebrant
For many years I worked, firstly as a Consultant Surgeon in the NHS and later in a joint University/NHS post, caring for people with cancers of the face and jaw and their families.
Rebecca Darlene | Funeral Celebrant
As a celebrant, I write and officiate meaningful and engaging ceremonies that reflect your loved one – their life, their personality, and their beliefs. The ceremony does not have to be traditional or religious – in fact, most families ask me to create something that is not too formal.
Victoria Wells | Funeral Celebrant
Born and raised in Yorkshire, Victoria has lived all over the world which encapsulates a worldly and honest outlook on life. As a qualified Funeral Director, Victoria has supported a wide range of families struggling to come to terms with loss and embraces the wonder of life through memories, stories and the light that the departed have left shining. Well spoken, approachable and caring.