Celebrating lives. Acknowledging grief. Sharing memories.
As a humanist I believe we have one life to live, making every life precious, and every life worth celebrating.
It is my pleasure to meet a variety of people, to hear their stories and to be asked to help create ceremonies which uniquely reflect the person who had died. That ceremony might be termed a 'funeral', a 'Farewell Ceremony' or a 'Celebration of Life', but all allow mourners the opportunity to express grief, to say goodbye, and to leave with shared and lasting memories.
"I honestly couldn't have wished for a better experience given the horrible circumstances. You got right to the heart of Dad and what he meant to us all, managing to make the funeral feel like a celebration of who he was. That's exactly what we wanted for him." L
Please do get in touch so we can celebrate your loved one in a full and fitting way.
I am a northern girl now living in Chiswick, West London with my husband, two children and a dog.
After years in TV post production, I took time out to be a mother and then carer for my husband before taking a further degree in English Literature and a role with a water aid charity. I love words, theatre, films, animals and the occasional pub quiz.
I am a BAFTA member and member of LGBT Humanists.
"The service you gave for J was absolutely wonderful, it was so 'him'. It was funny, serious and hit the spot..." JS
"D. would have been so chuffed at how well you got to know her! You were so thorough, calm, responsive and generous to a fault with your time and attention. Everyone was so impressed. We couldn't possibly have found anyone better." C
"It meant so much to us knowing that you were there to hold everything together, which you did beautifully." RC"
