I work as a guide and funeral celebrant to support families in the creation of ceremony to honour the death of a loved one; this can include a living wake, funeral, memorial or life celebration. I work collaboratively with families and my ceremonies are personal, individual and unique, reflecting and honouring the life of your loved one.

Ceremony is a sacred container that holds us as we meet various thresholds in life and supports us in moving through rites of passage, including the end of one’s life. In death, ceremony and ritual offers us a shared, embodied way to gather, to acknowledge the death that has occurred and to celebrate the life lived and the person we love.

Ritual is transformative, it enables the grieving process and offers healing and connection. As a funeral celebrant I support families in a variety of ways including creating bespoke ceremonies for both burial and cremation services, memorial services and living wakes. I support families to understand their options and to have agency in the honouring of their loved one.

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“Maybe death isn’t darkness after all, but so much light wrapping itself around us, scalding, aortal light, in which we are washed and washed out of our bones.” 

- Mary Oliver, White Owl Flies Into And Out Of The Field