It might be your funeral, but it’s not all about you!

It might be your funeral, but it’s not all about you!

Leaving clear instructions about what we want to happen when we die, is a useful and sensible thing to do, and here-in starts the problem. When we die, those who love us are feeling pain and loss, they are often ‘holding it together’ for the sake of others and they are not feeling useful or sensible. They are now the ones who need to be looked after; not you. I know, that sounds a little harsh, but it is those who mourn our passing who would benefit the most from deciding how to honour us and what they want to include to help them grieve.

Is a ‘Life Celebration’ a funeral?

Is a ‘Life Celebration’ a funeral?

I am often asked what the difference is between a funeral and a life celebration. It’s the celebration that makes it different. A funeral, traditionally here in the UK at least, is often portrayed as depressing, sad, everyone dressed in black. A life celebration...
How do I become a Celebrant?

How do I become a Celebrant?

Becoming a Celebrant is about finding the right teaching style and support structure. It should enable you to be the best Celebrant you can be. We all learn in different ways; some of us like one-to-one learning, others thrive in a group environment. That’s one of the reasons it’s so important to review all the options out there.