We are sorry for your loss
We are privileged to help you through this difficult time
Death may be inevitable, but for those left behind saying goodbye is naturally a distressing experience, no matter what the circumstances.
Humanist funerals acknowledge this in a respectful and sensitive way. We believe that every life is unique and therefore a funeral ceremony should reflect that individuality.
In this way a Humanist funeral can be properly called a celebration of a life that was and the lasting impact that person had on those around them.
While every ceremony is different as everyone has their own story, it will often follow the format below.
- Entry music
- Introduction and welcome
- Reflections on life and death
- Tribute to deceased
- Period of reflection
- Committal
- Closing words
- Retiral music
We are there to guide you through the entire process. It’s important to us to spend time with you and your family to get to know the life and character of the deceased. This personal approach ensures that your loved one will be given the warm, sincere and above all uplifting ceremony that they deserve. Many families have told us that they derived comfort not only from the ceremony itself, but from the initial meeting, when they were able to revisit old memories and relive some of the good times.
Funeral Directors and loved ones
We welcome direct contact from bereaved loved ones and funeral directors.
Working together to ensure a fitting and respectful ceremony is professionally delivered.