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Category Archives: Funerals

Living Well Dying Well

Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make big choices in life. —Steve Jobs, Commencement Address I am a member […]

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My New Book is Published!

Funeral Arranging and End of Life Decisions – a Step by Step Guide My new book has now been published by Troubador Books and is available on Amazon and in […]

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Coffin Drape

Coffin Drape A coffin drape is a piece of material to place over the coffin that tells the story of the deceased. Family and friends can write words, draw pictures […]

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My New Book is to be Published!

Funeral Arranging and End of Life Decisions – a Step by Step Guide My new book is to be published by Troubador Books on June 28th 2022 and will be […]

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Funeral Feathers

The most meaningful funeral captures the life and personality of the person, which can be shown through the choice of music, poems and flowers and the involvement of family and […]

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Music for Funerals

Every ceremony is unique and personal, and music can be crucial in setting the tone and feel. Music can bring people together in emotionally distressing times and also give pointers […]

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What Does a Celebrant Do?

The dictionary definition of a celebrant is: ‘a person who performs a rite’. This has traditionally meant a vicar, minister or priest, with the ceremony taking place in a church […]

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Associate of the Guild of Cornish Celebrants

The Guild of Cornish Celebrants has been set up by Denise and Nicola to promote quality celebratory ceremonies which fully reflect the wishes and beliefs of the couples and families […]

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Laughing Gran

I was privileged to perform the funeral ceremony recently of a lady I had known for a few years.  She was always smiling with a twinkle in her eye! As […]

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Funeral Processions

The situation with COVID19 means that funeral numbers are, sadly, still heavily restricted.  It is heartbreaking talking to families who have lost loved ones but cannot say a proper goodbye because […]

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