The emphasis is on the individual who has died and the ceremony will celebrate a life.
Music, poetry and eulogies are intermixed throughout the ceremony to create a fond farewell from family and friends.
The ceremony will authentically reflect the character and personal qualities of the deceased.
Just to say a big thank you for yesterday. It was a lovely service – first funeral I didn’t weep.
Thank you so much for the tribute to our mother. Many people have commented that it was a new kind of service to them which they thought was just lovely. One of my aunts said she liked it very much even though it wasn’t very Presbyterian! We are so grateful that we found you and were able to hand over the responsibility to somebody so thoughtful and responsive to our needs. All your contributions were very much appreciated.
Thank you for co-ordinating the celebration of Tom’s life. We couldn’t have done it without you and all agreed it was a fitting legacy for his life and an enjoyable day; odd for a funeral, but he would have enjoyed it.