Hello, my name is Jacqueline and I am your Wedding and Funeral Celebrant in Lincolnshire. I currently live in a village just outside of Lincoln with my husband and two dogs. We have two daughters who have grown and flown as it were and are in happy and healthy relationships living their own lives.
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Demystifying The Funeral Industry | The Rules | Part 1
Unfortunately, the funeral industry has garnered a reputation over the years for taking advantage of mourners in order to add a few pounds to their sales. For, at the end of the day, funeral homes / mortuaries are businesses ‚ a concept that is often overlooked by the general public. They provide a needed service Read more…
Steve Rose | Funeral Celebrant
My name is Steve Rose and I am your Funeral Celebrant in the West Midlands. I live in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. I have had a 30 years’ career as a professional librarian, initially specialising in health research and medical libraries and latterly as an academic library manager and director.
Sue Edwards | Family & Funeral Celebrant
Thank you so much for taking the time to research & find me. We have obviously been led to find each other & I’m hoping that this will be the start of an inspiring journey for us both.
Funeral Celebrant | Resomation | An overview
UKSOC Tutors and Celebrants at recent visit to Resomation Limited. Resomation: known as water cremation, is the new alternative to flame cremation and burial. Giving people a new choice at the end of life, water cremation is a gentler, environmentally friendly option that allows a natural process using water instead of flames. End of Read more…
The Funeral Celebrant | Natural Burials | An Overview
Natural Burial in a wild flower meadow Natural Burial Grounds were pioneered in the UK. Natural burial is the interment of the body of a dead person in the soil in a manner that does not inhibit decomposition but allows the body to recycle naturally. It is an alternative to other contemporary Western burial methods. Overview Read more…
The Civil Celebrant | The Civil Circle of Life | Part 4 of 4
Farewells and Funerals A Mourning Flower The Circle of Life will, of course, turn and there will be times when we experience great sadness. When someone we love dies the initial shock and distress can be overwhelming. We are barely able to think or process information but during these most difficult days we are faced Read more…
Become a Civil Celebrant | Have you got what it takes?
Thought of becoming a Civil Celebrant? Becoming a Civil Celebrant is not a career choice for everyone. If you have had experience speaking in public or at least have no reservations with the prospect of speaking in public, this could be a career option for you. If you have access to and you are confident using Read more…
Paul Simpson | Family & Funeral Celebrant
As your funeral celebrant, I promise to serve you with sensitivity and professionalism; and respect your unique beliefs, values, and cultural background; to provide you with a personalised ceremony over which you have complete control and final approval. Together, we will create a ceremony that celebrates your loved one’s life.
The Civil Celebrant | The Civil Circle of Life | Part 3 of 4
Milestones Renewal of Vows The same dilemmas are faced by couples who manage to reach milestone anniversaries. The current C of E ‚”Thanksgiving for A Marriage‚” ceremony begins with a formal prayer – if the couple are not regular church goers they may feel a little uncomfortable celebrating the longevity of their union in such Read more…