A funeral that truly reflects who they were.
I'm Tom, a qualified civil celebrant based in London. I work with families to create personal, meaningful funeral ceremonies that celebrate the life of someone who mattered deeply. Whether its humanist, non-religious, or a mix with religion, the ceremony belongs to you.
HOW IT WORKS
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SEND AN ENQUIRY
Get in touch with some topline details your date, location, and the person you're honouring.
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INTRO MEETING
Whether by phone, video or in person, we'll have a relaxed conversation about what you'd like the service to feel like.
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WRITING THE CEREMONY
Once I have all the info from you I'll write the script. You'll read and agree with everything before the day.
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THE SERVICE
I arrive early, liaise with the funeral director and venue, and deliver a service with the warmth and dignity your loved one deserves giving you the space to grieve and remember freely.
WHAT I DOÂ
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As a civil celebrant, I'm not tied to any religion or belief system. That means the ceremony is entirely shaped around your family's wishes. If you'd like a completely secular service, I can do that. If you'd like a favourite hymn, a religious reading, or a moment for silent prayer, I can also provide that.
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Many families want a mix, and that's absolutely fine. The ceremony can take place at a crematorium, a woodland burial ground, a village hall, a family home wherever feels right.
MY APPROACH
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Getting in touch when you've just lost someone is one of the hardest calls to make. There's no script for that moment and there doesn't need to be. I'll follow your lead, at your pace, and listen to as much or as little as you want to share. My role is simply to take everything you tell me and turn it into a ceremony that sounds like your loved one their humour, their kindness, their quirks so the people gathered can recognise them in every word.
CREDENTIALS​
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I hold the City & Guilds Assured Civil Celebrant qualification from Regent Academy a nationally recognised accreditation that covers ceremony design, writing personal tributes, working with bereaved families, and delivering a service with care and confidence.