Creating a ceremony that feels right
Each ceremony is written especially for the person at its heart and the people who knew and loved them.
I will take time to listen to your memories, understand what matters to you and help you create something personal, honest and recognisable.
Our services
Funeral ceremonies
A personal funeral ceremony that reflects the individual, their relationships and the life they lived. Together, we can choose the words, music, readings and moments of reflection that feel right for your family.
For crematorium, burial and natural burial services.
Memorial services
A memorial service offers more time and flexibility to remember someone away from the restrictions of a funeral timetable. It can be shaped around stories, music, readings, photographs and contributions from family and friends.
A memorial may follow a private funeral or take place on a meaningful date later.
Scattering of ashes
A simple, meaningful ceremony for scattering or interring ashes in a place that holds significance for you. It might include shared memories, music, a reading and carefully chosen words as the ashes are laid to rest.
For an intimate moment or a wider gathering of family and friends.
Living ceremonies and tributes
For those who would like to take part in how their life is celebrated, or hear what they have meant to the people closest to them.
Living ceremony
A ceremony held while the person is still alive, shared with family and friends.
Living tribute
A tribute written with the person for use later, rather than the complete funeral ceremony.
Your ceremony
Personal to you
A ceremony can be religious, non-religious or include elements of faith. It might include music, readings, poetry, personal contributions and moments of quiet reflection. Together, we will create something appropriate and true to the person being remembered.
Areas I cover
Croxley Green, Rickmansworth, Watford, St Albans, Aylesbury, Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.
Talk to me
If you would like to discuss what you have in mind, please get in touch, with no obligation to make any decisions during our first conversation.
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