Memorial Ceremonies

 

A memorial ceremony is usually held after a funeral and can be a focus and a real source of comfort.

 

Sometimes, bereaved families feel a conflict between wanting a funeral that is as private as possible and recognising the need to provide for a much larger circle of friends and colleagues.

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If  your loved one has donated their body to science or has been buried abroad, a memorial service is a way to remember and celebrate someone at a place and time that suits family and friends.

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There are no time restraints for a memorial service and you can read poems, watch home movies or play your loved one’s favourite music, in fact anything that celebrates their life and interests.

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We can advise, help and organise the service and act as the master of ceremonies.

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