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Forever Now Celebrancy Services Ingrid Reiger - Civil CelebrantSpecialising in * Marriages* *Funeral Ceremonies *Memorials *Baby Namings* Commitment Ceremonies; and* Vow Renewals

My name is Ingrid Reiger and I have been a Marriage Celebrant since April 2010 and more recently I became a funeral celebrant.I chose to work in this field because I wanted to help create something beautiful and memorable for special people on important days in their lives. When they become married or when they farewell a loved one. With regards to marriage ceremonies - I love people and their stories. I know each couple is unique and I love creating a ceremony based on this individuality and making you smile and enjoy your ceremony. I understand the modern bride and groom and think I can help with what you are looking for. I also believe strongly in the institution of marriage, whilst still hoping it evolves and changes with our world. I have a home office and can meet with you day or evening. I put a lot of thought into every facet of the ceremony and plan each stage with you and for you. I would love to meet with you and get to know what it is you are looking for. With regards to funerals the same ideals exist - I love people and their stories, I want to help the story of each person live on and for them to be remembered with the respect and individuality that they indeed deserve.

Beautiful, meaningful symbols this week 🖤❤️🖤
26/08/2026

Beautiful, meaningful symbols this week 🖤❤️🖤

As I posted about last week, I was excited to be speaking as a part of the Shire of Mundaring Expo, Dying to Know Day ev...
11/08/2026

As I posted about last week, I was excited to be speaking as a part of the Shire of Mundaring Expo, Dying to Know Day event on Sunday.

Thank you to Julie Carlton (Celebrant) for inviting me to speak, and to all the other exhibitors and speakers who were welcoming, complimentary of my presentation and informative on their own amazing topics, all linked to death, dying, death literacy in the community, grief, loss, knowledge sharing and all the things!!!

Presentation can be powerful, as you can share what you know, how you know it and where it fits into other people's lives.

All my years of learning from the fabulous Dr Paula Smith helped immensely with my presentation skills and the messages were received softly, gently and with great meaning on the day.

"Dying, and Knowing. They are not the same thing. We will all die, but we don't all know". . . . . . . .

Grateful that now hopefully, a few more people "know" where to start, how to ask and have access to many more resources! ⚰️ 💌

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7492815898727260161/

Very much looking forward to my presentation this Sunday at the Dying To Know Day event at Boya Library. Dying to know d...
07/08/2026

Very much looking forward to my presentation this Sunday at the Dying To Know Day event at Boya Library.

Dying to know day - always on August 8th is a national campaign encouraging Australians to open up meaningful conversations about death, dying and grief. This particular event, as with all events over the years, will create a safe space to share, ask questions, and reflect.

This year's theme is "Nobody Knows", reminding people of the importance of sharing your final wishes, because if nobody knows our final wishes, they never will.

My particular section of the day (see schedule below) is all about "The Future of Funerals", so linking the two together, I look to explore final wishes, funerals, planning!! It's something I've been banging on about for years. I've done this via my Podcast Death the podcast and blogs and meeting others.

I look forward to meeting more like minded "death literate" people on Sunday, hope to see you there!!

https://lnkd.in/p/g_jhN59x

https://www.mundaring.wa.gov.au/Profiles/mundaring/Assets/ClientData/2026-JUN-Dying_To_Know_Day_Expo-program.pdf

Very much looking forward to my presentation this Sunday at the Dying To Know Day event at Boya Library. https://lnkd.in/g6k2uKvb Dying to know day - always on August 8th is a national campaign encouraging Australians to open up meaningful conversations about death, dying and grief. This particular....

After promising to deliver "A Blog a month". . . . . .I've crafted this month's - "10 Things I’ve Learned About Life, Fr...
13/07/2026

After promising to deliver "A Blog a month". . . . . .I've crafted this month's - "10 Things I’ve Learned About Life, From Death"

A few years ago, I recorded a podcast episode on Hashtag Death which still rings true today. Two lessons stand out:

✨ Don’t look down — show up for people who are grieving; and
✨ Plan, plan, plan — it’s an act of love, not fear.

These truths haven’t changed, because death hasn’t changed.
Read the full blog on my website.

 #2016 2016 was also a HUGE year for my lil Biz, married one of Ned’s school teachers as my first wedding of 2016 in Jan...
21/01/2026

#2016
2016 was also a HUGE year for my lil Biz, married one of Ned’s school teachers as my first wedding of 2016 in January - - - right through to a NYE wedding (final 2 pics) on 31/12/2016 celebrating Judaism ✡️ in ceremony including the seven blessings and smashing of the glass. So honoured to be involved in this ceremony which I will always remember………
Also married my sis in law this year and some other very special people I went to school with……

I also went to TAFE and became Qualified as a Trainer / Assessor AND officially began doing funerals - see my blue stationery instead of pink.

Phew, exhausting
Hahahaha
All whilst living in a shed!!!!!
Mozeltoff

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