Civil Celebrant or Humanist ?
Civil Celebrant or Humanist ? I have the greatest respect for Humanists, although I do not consider myself to be one. I will include a hymn or prayer if that is something the family wants. I am a Quaker so I am comfortable with spiritual or religious content as the family requires. I also enjoy…
Do Celebrants do Weddings and Funerals ?
Do celebrants do weddings and funerals ? Some celebrants will offer both of these services. Other celebrants concentrate on just one of these. Personally I feel that these are very different offerings and I prefer to concentrate just on funerals.
Can I have a ceremony after a direct cremation ?
Can I have a ceremony after a direct cremation ? The simple answer is yes. If you have arranged a direct cremation then a private or more public ceremony can be held at a time and place of your choosing. This could be near the date of the cremation, or weeks, or months later. A…
Are Celebrants Religious ?
There are many different types of Celebrants. For this reason some Celebrants may see themselves as following a religious path, while others will not. As there are many different types of Celebrant you can choose the one that best suits your needs for a ceremony. I am a Quaker and I am happy to conduct…
How do I find a funeral celebrant ?
How do I find a funeral celebrant ? A good source is https://www.the celebrantdirectory.com. I am also listed on this.
How much does a celebrant charge at a funeral ?
How much does a funeral celebrant charge ? Some charge a set fee, at the time of writing, normally around £228 to £240 or thereabouts. Some celebrants also charge for travel expenses. I do not charge for travel within my area, which is around one hour from my home address.
Should you give a Eulogy ?
Should you give a eulogy ? As much as I can talk about your loved one and their life, I am likely not to have met them in person. Your tribute, memories and stories are personal and will really shine a light and give the authentic voice people want to hear. It will be emotional,…
A funeral is also a time for reflection.
A funeral is also a time for reflection. The main reason for attending a funeral is to remember and pay our respects to someone who has died. At a funeral we are exposed to our own mortality. It is also o.k. to reflect on our own lives at this time. Am I living my life…
Is a funeral a religious ceremony ?
A funeral can be a religious ceremony. It can also be a spiritual ceremony or a secular ceremony. It can also be a mixture of the above, and it often is. It can be whatever you want it to be. If, for example, you have a crematorium booked for a funeral, you can ask the…
Can funerals be private ?
Can funerals be private ? Funerals can be what you want them to be. A Funeral Celebrant can be employed in a crematorium, or can conduct a private ceremony at another place of your choosing. It is normal for the body and the ceremony to be in the same place, as in a crematorium. However,…
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