Individually Yours

17/04/2026

We haven’t even started yet and it’s already so natural and so peaceful.

Rosemary, the herb of remembrance and lavender for a peaceful sleep.

12/01/2026

I’m so lucky to be able to do something I love. Even more so when it can travel with me. Away for a couple of days for our Birthdays and I am sitting here this morning, doing some work, looking out on a new view. Will stop soon because the spa is calling me….

Happy Monday everyone 💕

05/12/2025

Lucky to be a part of a very special evening tonight.

My Mum made the wreath for us and after a very moving candlight tribute, some people left their candles beside the wreath in honour of their loved ones.

An evening made possible by the crematorium staff, local funeral directors, ministers and celebrants.

Bringing people together to remember loved ones this Christmas time 💕

16/10/2025

A beautiful little chapel 💕

11/10/2025

Incredible dedication throughout the years…

19/06/2025

18/06/2025

Have you had experience of someone you know/ love having a direct cremation?

What did you think of the process?

🔥 URGENT CALL TO ACTION: WE NEED YOUR HELP 🔥

From The Good Funeral Guide CIC

We’ve spent hundreds of unpaid hours creating a careful, fair, and vital questionnaire about people’s real experiences of direct cremation.

We’re doing this to gather the evidence no one else will. Not the advertisers. Not regulators. Not the big-money providers.

🟢 But we have a problem: after a month, we only have 47 responses.

That’s not enough to speak truth to power.
That’s not enough to challenge £32 million in advertising spend.
That’s not enough to protect the public from being misled.

👉 If you care about funeral truth, choice, dignity, or transparency — we need you. Today.

Please:
1. Take 5 minutes right now to share this link on your website, your socials, your email list, your client newsletter.
2. Tell people why it matters.
3. Don’t just like this post — act.

📩 Here’s the link to share:
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(or go to the “direct cremation” tab on the Good Funeral Guide website: https://www.goodfuneralguide.co.uk/direct-cremation)

Funerals matter.

Help us evidence it.

07/06/2025

Witnessing a coffin going into a cremator.

If you want to, you can do this.

It’s called ‘charging’ the coffin, and for some faiths, witnessing the charge is an essential part of the funeral ritual.

But it’s not something confined to faith groups.

If the person arranging the cremation agrees, and with advance notice to the crematorium, it’s possible for anyone, of any faith or of none, to watch the coffin go into the cremator.

For some, this accompaniment of their person until the very last possible moment is a final fulfilment, a completion of the physical journey they’ve shared in life. For others, it may feel too much, or not necessary. It’s a very personal decision, but we feel that everyone organising a cremation should know that this final moment is possible, even if it’s not something that feels right for you.

One of the GFG directors invited their brothers to witness their mother’s coffin being charged. Although reluctant at first, both were mesmerised by the beauty and power of this final moment, and were so grateful to have shared it. They hadn’t realised it was allowed - and, to be honest, hadn’t even thought about whether it might be.

We want everyone to know that yes, it’s possible, and yes, you’re allowed.

07/06/2025

Another way you can be involved in the farewell of a loved one.

Your Funeral Director will always be there to support you, talk to them about your ideas and wishes.