Celebrating Life’s Milestones

Guiding Through Loss and Celebration

I have gained many life skills throughout my interesting career in a welfare and therapeutic capacity, supporting people through challenging times and trauma in their lives, which has also enabled me to guide those who are navigating the loss of a loved one.

Those same communication skills are also applicable when organizing ceremonies such as vow renewals, adoption days, blessings, or naming ceremonies, as they too can be very emotional.

I have always been sensitive and intuitive to the needs of others and, combined with professional qualifications, these have helped me on a career path that has become a vocation.

I was always drawn to the idea of channelling all of my skills and experiences into helping people to mark important milestones in their lives, with an added dimension of compassion, empathy and a deeper understanding.

I therefore took the step of undergoing the process of becoming an Ordained Minister, which enables me to meet the needs of more families. I have officiated at funeral services for many different faiths and embrace the needs of each family I work with.

Many families prefer the professional aspect of a minister. Even if they do not practice any particular faith, they are reassured that I come with a spiritual and empathic approach to their needs.

I am happy to help families and couples create ceremonies for all occasions, in any setting,
from churches, castles or barns to forests, fields or gardens.

I am based on the Surrey / West Sussex borders, and I conduct ceremonies in East and West Sussex, Surrey, Kent and East Hampshire.