It is often assumed that a non-religious funeral is by definition a humanist funeral but that is not necessarily the case. Humanist celebrants and independent funeral celebrants both believe in life-centred funerals, however humanist celebrants won’t include any mention of religion. I am very comfortable including hymns, prayers, & scripture readingsin a service. 

Moreover, humanists do not believe in any kind of afterlife: they firmly believe death is the end. I do have a personal faith and belief that death is not the end. 

As a funeral celebrant I will incorporate as much or as little religious content or spirituality as is desired in order to honour the individual beliefs of the deceased and those of their family.

You can either contact me direct or give the funeral director my details and they can arrange things from there. I can work with any funeral director. 

Yes of course. I believe it is always best to have met in person before the date of the funeral. We can then discuss and arrange the order of service, eulogy and other wishes you may have for the service such as poems, readings and music. 

I charge a flat fee of £195 which covers all meetings, preparation as well as conducting the service.