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A life remembered. A story beautifully told.

Losing someone you love is never easy, and knowing how to say goodbye can feel overwhelming.

I'm Tina, an independent funeral celebrant based in Hailsham, East Sussex. 


I create personal funeral ceremonies, Celebrations of Life and meaningful ceremonies for the interment or scattering of ashes.

Whether you're arranging a funeral in Eastbourne, Hailsham or elsewhere across East Sussex I'm here to listen, help you understand your choices and create a farewell that truly reflects the person you're remembering.



There Are Many Ways to Say Goodbye

Funeral Ceremonies

Celebrations of Life

Celebrations of Life

A funeral can be traditional, contemporary, reflective, uplifting or a little of everything. 


Together, we'll create a personal ceremony that honours your loved one's life, values and memories, with space for music, readings, laughter, tears and the people who mattered most.

Celebrations of Life

Celebrations of Life

Celebrations of Life

Sometimes a family wants to celebrate a life in a different way. Perhaps at a favourite venue, surrounded by friends and family, sharing stories, music and memories. 


A Celebration of Life can take place instead of, alongside or sometime after a funeral. It can be as informal or structured as you wish.

Interment of Ashes

Scattering of Ashes

Scattering of Ashes

Laying a loved one's ashes to rest can be a deeply personal and meaningful moment. 


Whether it's in a cemetery, a peaceful memorial garden or a special resting place, it's an opportunity to come together, reflect and remember.


An interment of ashes doesn't have to be a formal occasion. You might choose to share favourite memories, include a

Laying a loved one's ashes to rest can be a deeply personal and meaningful moment. 


Whether it's in a cemetery, a peaceful memorial garden or a special resting place, it's an opportunity to come together, reflect and remember.


An interment of ashes doesn't have to be a formal occasion. You might choose to share favourite memories, include a reading or poem, play a meaningful piece of music or simply spend a few quiet moments together.


I'll help you create a gentle, personal ceremony that honours the life of the person you're remembering, offering guidance and support as we plan a farewell that feels right for you and your family.

Scattering of Ashes

Scattering of Ashes

Scattering of Ashes

Sometimes a particular place holds special memories. Perhaps it's somewhere your loved one enjoyed visiting, a favourite stretch of coastline, a peaceful garden or somewhere that simply feels right.


Scattering ashes can be so much more than a quiet goodbye. It can be a beautiful opportunity to come together, share memories, read meaningful

Sometimes a particular place holds special memories. Perhaps it's somewhere your loved one enjoyed visiting, a favourite stretch of coastline, a peaceful garden or somewhere that simply feels right.


Scattering ashes can be so much more than a quiet goodbye. It can be a beautiful opportunity to come together, share memories, read meaningful words or play a favourite piece of music.


I'll help you create a personal scattering of ashes ceremony that reflects the person you're remembering, while also guiding you through the practical considerations, including any permissions that may be needed.

A goodbye that's right for them, and right for you

 When someone we love dies, it's easy to feel there's a certain way things should be done. But the truth is, you often have far more choices than you might realise.


A funeral doesn't have to follow a traditional format. It can be quiet and reflective, full of warmth and wonderful memories, or even have moments of laughter. After all, the person you're remembering was so much more than the day you said goodbye.


And if you're not sure what's possible, that's where I come in.


I'm here to listen, talk you through your options and help you create a ceremony that truly reflects the person you're remembering. There are no expectations to do things a particular way, and you certainly don't need to have all the answers.


Together, we'll create something that feels right.



"That was so them!"

Imagine leaving a ceremony and hearing someone say, "That was so them!"

That's exactly what I want to help you create. 


A farewell filled with the little things that made your loved one who they were.


Perhaps it's their favourite song, a funny story that has everyone smiling, a splash of their favourite colour or a tradition that was uniquely theirs.


Because we are all different in life, so why should saying goodbye look the same for everyone?


Together, we can create a ceremony that feels personal, meaningful and unmistakably them. 

You have more choices than you might think

Did you know that a funeral doesn't have to follow a traditional format?


You may have more choices than you realise, from the music and readings to who takes part, where the ceremony is held and how you choose to remember someone.


Whether you're considering a traditional funeral, a Celebration of Life or a ceremony for laying or scattering ashes, I'll help you explore what's possible.


You don't need to know all the answers or even where to begin. I'm here to listen, explain your options and help you find a way forward that feels right for you and your family.

You don't need to have all the answers. I can help.

LET's HAVE A CHAT

If I've already had the privilege of conducting your loved one's funeral, I can also offer a follow-up interment or scattering of ashes ceremony for £100.


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