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Funeral Celebrancy

 Honouring  & Celebrating  life


Crafting a person's final ceremony is a huge honour.  I always feel incredibly privileged to be invited into someone's life in the early days after loss, to meet them at such a tender time.

We talk about their loved ones life, what lives on. What is most meaningful are often the little things - the way they always opened doors for folk, their little annoying but lovable habits, now hugely missed, the times they learnt to dig deep or recovered from failure, the way they made you feel...

Our lives are stitched together day by day, moment by moment. I believe it can be incredibly healing to make sense of someone's journey through this life, once and for all. 

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service filled with love

When we attend a funeral, we are actually bringing with us the Love we had for that person in their lifetime. Love is in the room, and so is Loss. And where the two meet is where the tears spring from. I find it a really comforting thought that when we lose someone, the love remains - with us, and with them, onwards and always, spiralling through time, connected in a forever dance of love. 

Every person is unique, and so is every story I write. 

 

Get in touch

I have held space for many ceremonies over the last 20+ years, and have been a Funeral Celebrant since 2023. I feel very fortunate to work with some lovely Funeral Directors around Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire and Cheshire. I limit the number of services I hold so that I can dedicate time and attention to each family, and walk with them through the process of crafting their goodbyes, their way.

 

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