Death Cafe is a worldwide movement seeking to inspire and facilitate conversations about death over good refreshments. It seeks to challenge the taboo around death and inspire people to make the most of life.

Like weddings, the options for saying goodbye when a loved one dies are, these days, many and varied.

A reflection on my recent retreat exploring Beautiful Bereavement Ceremonies

Account of my visit to Mid-England Barrow- a stunning setting in the rural countryside for the storing, scattering or burial of ashes.

Choosing the right Funeral Director will impact every aspect of your farewell to a loved one.

How you choose to commemorate your loved one should be, like the funeral itself, personal to you...

Whilst there are no longer any expectations of formal mourning dress, the default position for a funeral is formal and sombre.

a funeral ceremony should reflect the traditions and values that are important to you;

Grief can begin before a person dies; our sense of loss starts as a person's capacity to be their best selves deminishes.

Direct funerals are increasing popular but are, in my opinion, a mistake. Funerals are importance for those left behind.