Funerals
A celebration of life
A life well lived deserves to be well told. As a funeral celebrant and speaker, I design funeral ceremonies that are deeply personal, and dignified.
Grief affects everyone differently, and planning a funeral is never something anyone relishes. How do you say farewell and feel that you’ve honoured them properly?
I’m here to guide you through this journey, helping you celebrate and remember your loved one with warmth and kindness.
Why use a funeral celebrant?
Secular funerals
Many celebrations of life are heavily religious, but for those seeking an alternative or atheist funeral, a celebrant-led ceremony gives you the freedom to choose how to gather and honour your person.
Inclusive to all
I design ceremonies that honour and celebrate the lives of loved ones, regardless of background or beliefs. My service is completely inclusive, ensuring everyone is respected and valued.
Personalised service
I don’t offer a standard funeral ceremony. I take the time to get to know you and the person you've lost, tailoring a deeply personal service that truly reflects their life and memory.
Holly & Charles Holmes
“If you’re looking for someone who will make your ceremony truly unforgettable, we highly recommend The complete Yorkshire Celebrant.”
FAQs
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A celebrant is a great alternative to religious funeral services. They will provide you with a bespoke ceremony that honours, remembers, and celebrates your loved one in the way you choose.
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For standard funerals, my services cost between £250 and £350
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A humanist funeral is typically a non-religious ceremony that celebrates the life of the deceased, focusing on their values, achievements, and the impact they had on others.
The ceremony is designed to reflect the personality and wishes of the individual, often including readings, music, personal stories, and tributes from loved ones.
It is led by a humanist celebrant, who brings a deeply personal and meaningful way to say goodbye.
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A celebrant-led funeral is very much celebrating the life and the personality of your loved one. Special touches from those attending, such as a personal eulogy are encouraged, however, I’m very happy to write and deliver this too.