by Rachel Bass | 21 Mar,2022 | Funerals
No Social Media posts – unless or until the next of kin have done so. Please be sensitive as to who gets to inform others, and whether it’s public knowledge. This goes for all aspects of the bereavement, form the loss itself, to the details of the funeral. Let the... 
by Rachel Bass | 20 Apr,2021 | Funerals
His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral ceremony was on Saturday 17th April 2021 at 3pm, and took place in St. George’s Chapel, Windsor. The Prince himself had carefully planned his own funeral. This included readings, hymns and... 
by Rachel Bass | 2 Sep,2020 | Funerals
The recent loss of actor Chadwick Boseman has sent a wave of collective grief around the world. Arguably most famous for his role as Black Panther (T’Challa) in the Marvel film franchise, Chadwick played the first black superhero; an important role-model for so... 
by Rachel Bass | 3 Dec,2019 | Funerals
Christmas is often a wonderful time, anticipated with excitement and hope. However, for the bereaved, it can be incredibly difficult and isolating. I view Christmas as a giant magnifying glass; if you’re happy, with family, friends and loved-ones, these blessings... 
by Jon Baker | 26 Jun,2019 | Funerals
Anything that is meaningful to you is appropriate. Music is hugely emotional and evocative. It can hold and help recall so many memories. Choosing the music for a Ceremony is a way of making it personal. It can capture the essence of the individual, what they... 
by Rachel Bass | 17 Sep,2018 | Funerals
Making funeral arrangements can seem overwhelming, and is stressful enough. On top of this, you may well be struggling under the weight of your grief. Here are some suggestions and guidelines to help make things easier, let you know your options, and break things...