A funeral celebrant works with families to plan and conduct a personalised service that honours the life of the deceased. This includes collaborating on the structure of the ceremony, writing a eulogy, and incorporating any special elements like music, readings, or personal anecdotes.

While a religious officiant conducts ceremonies within the context of a specific faith, a celebrant can provide non-denominational, interfaith, or secular services. Celebrants tailor the ceremony to reflect the beliefs, values, and desires of the deceased and their family.

A typical funeral service usually lasts around 30 minutes. However, the length can be adjusted according to the family's needs and the specific elements they wish to include in the ceremony.

Yes, as an independent celebrant, I am committed to crafting a service that respects and incorporates the unique cultural or traditional practices important to the family and the deceased.

The planning process involves close collaboration between the family, the celebrant, and, in most cases, the funeral director. This includes discussing ideas, structuring the service, and writing the eulogy. The celebrant provides guidance and support every step of the way, ensuring a personalized, meaningful tribute.