by Justine Wykerd | Jul 29, 2018 | Celebrant, Eulogy, Funerals
This whole article was prompted by listening to Justine Greene on BBC Coventry & Warwickshire this morning talking about weddings and funerals. There is a fair bit of media coverage recently prompted by the Sky News Presenter Colin Brazier’s request for those who attend his wife’s funeral not to wear bright colours. I totally respect his request and his feelings – a funeral is a time to say goodbye in a way that is right for each family, and the person that has died. The thing is, in my opinion, there is no right or wrong. There is only what is right for each family.
by Justine Wykerd | Apr 6, 2017 | Celebrant, Eulogy, Funerals
Thursday 6th April 2017. Today is quite a milestone. I have just officiated my 300th funeral service, or a ‘Celebration of Life’ as I prefer to call it. So how does it feel? A bit surreal, if I’m honest. There’s a mix of emotions. Certainly I feel genuine...
by Real Point | Jul 14, 2015 | Celebrant, Eulogy, Events, Latest, Legalities, Symbolism
The butterfly has many symbolic meanings across so many cultures. That’s why I thought it was apt to include it in my logo.
by Justine Wykerd | Jun 19, 2015 | Eulogy
Actively participating in a loved one’s funeral or Celebration of Life is not an easy thing to do, and if it is your first time, it can be quite daunting. You may have chosen to read a poem, prose, or even write and deliver the Eulogy (tribute). Think of it as your...
