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funeral resources -
​practical support that matters

Whether you are planning, participating, or simply looking for ideas, these resources are designed to help. You do not need to read everything or do everything, take what is helpful and leave the rest.

​Click on each category below to find practical support you can view or download.
​The guides are short, focused, and easy to use, 

making sense of what's possible

What's possible
For those unsure where to start exploring what a funeral can be and what choices you have.

participation & involvement

participation & involvement
Resources for families considering if, and how, to take an active role in planning or the ceremony itself.​

finding words
​that matter

words & expression
Support for writing eulogies, choosing readings, and crafting personal tributes.

ritual &
​meaning-making

ritual & meaning
For families who want to add personal and intentional touches to a ceremony.

​after the
funeral

after the funeral
For families thinking about what comes next - grief, remembrance, and ongoing connection.

"There is a moment
In musical rehearsal
When all the players
The choir
The woodwind and brass
The strings and percussion
The entire orchestra
Stops
And there is peace

The conductor says two words
‘And rest’
In that moment

Quietness reigns
There is a certain silence

A space
For reflection and repose

Sometimes we feel sad
Because the chords
Have drifted away

Some will feel loss
Others experience relief
And others deep sadness

Together we share
That moment of closure
When the conductor says
‘And rest.’
"

Rev Anthea Ballam

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sincere ceremonies -  creating ceremonies that matter
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