
Humanist Funeral Ceremonies

A Celebration of Life
Humanist Funerals offer an appropriate and fitting way to honour a life with warmth sensitivity and meaning.
There will never be another like the one that you have lost, and it is that uniqueness that you mourn but that is also something we can celebrate together and remember a life well lived.
Humanist Funerals
“What we leave behind is not what is written on tablets of stone.
But what is woven into the lives of others.”
Because Humanist Funerals are non-religious you are free to celebrate the life of your loved one as you see fit and in the most appropriate way for them.
Nothing is a given -if you don’t want to wear black, let vibrant colour be the order of the day- it’s ok to smile amidst the tears when you remember those funny anecdotes and their particular foibles and share fond memories together.

I will meet with you and create something unique that truly celebrates the life of the deceased. I will draft a script for your approval including a eulogy and help you to choose poetry, readings and music that create an occasion that best fits who your loved one really was and what they meant to those around them.
Funeral Celebrant Accord

The Process
I will then arrange a meeting (real or virtual dependant on social distancing requirements) to discuss what you would want to see in the ceremony and to get a history of the deceased, to help create the eulogy and really get a feel for them as a person.
I will endeavour to return the first draft of the ceremony to you within three working days to ensure that there is time for you to feedback on it and for me to make any necessary changes.
Every family is different, some want to be actively involved and will read the eulogy themselves or have different family members and friends read poetry or play music. Others are content to simply listen and let the Celebrant take the lead- the choice is entirely yours.
Funerals: £300
Memorial Services: £300
Kind words
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It is a real privilege to have a part to play at significant time in a family’s life and this has given me a real sense of purpose in my own life and has reinforced my humanist beliefs.