Nicola Dela-Croix

Making Meaningful Ceremonies

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

how to make a MEANINGFUL funeral CEREMONY for someone you love

All the essential advice, knowledge and inspiration you’ll need.

If I had to choose one course that everyone should do as early as possible… it’s this one. Because the more information you have about what makes a meaningful funeral ceremony and how to create one, BEFORE you lose someone you love, the better equipped you will be to deal with things. On both an emotional and practical level.

Because when you lose someone you love, and you have to say goodbye for the very last time, you want that occasion to be as special and unique as they were. You want to picture them through the words that are spoken, feel them through the music that is played, and take comfort in the fact that their life, and what that life meant to you, will be expressed in a true and meaningful way.

But where do you start with such a significant and emotional event? How do create a final farewell for someone you love?

Don’t worry… I can confidently say this is my area of expertise. Based on my extensive experiences of creating and leading a wide range of funerals, the reactions I’ve seen and heard from people gathered on the day, and the feedback I got from families afterwards, I have all the answers. From what I believe are the essential elements of a good funeral ceremony, to types of funeral and appropriate venues, to writing life stories and reading tributes, choosing music and poems, visual tributes, options for gathering after the ceremony... All the information, advice, tips and inspiration you need is here.


what’s included?

Among the many topics we’ll cover, you can expect the following…

  • The advantages of planning funeral ceremonies ahead of time.

  • What a funeral ceremony is really for, and what makes it meaningful.

  • The different types of funeral ceremony and resting places.

  • How to make a ceremony uniquely personal, including clothing, flowers and arriving in style.

  • How to really capture the essence of the deceased, and incorporate their wishes.

  • What to say, including life stories, personal tributes, poems, quotes and readings.

  • Reflecting the feelings of family and friends, together with their choices and input.

  • Sensitively adding humour and light touches, in a respectful way,

  • The power of music, photographs and visual tributes.

  • Sharing memories after the ceremony, and living on through charitable donations.

  • Plus creative ideas for artistic touches.

 

HOW DOES IT WORK?

This course is available in three different ways...

A One-Day Workshop

I’ll be holding small group workshops for anyone who lives in Kirkcudbright and surrounding region of Dumfries and Galloway. Or anyone prepared to travel to this area.

Remote Learning via. downloadable Course Guide

If you prefer to work from home in your own time and at your own pace, then a downloadable e-course is for you.

One-to-One with Me

If you’d like to go through this process with me, on a one-to-one basis, then do send me a request.
But please be aware that I’m not currently taking bookings as a Funeral Celebrant, so I won’t be able to create or lead a ceremony for you.

If you’re interested in finding out more, then please don’t hesitate to contact me via the link below.
Please provide your name and contact details, together with your preferred method of learning, ie. workshops, remote learning, one-to-one. Or if you have more questions please ask.

I very much look forward to hearing from you!