MoonGazer Ceremonies

16/12/2024

With Bridal Reloved – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

12/12/2024

With Crown Hall Farm Venue – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

12/12/2024

A festive wedding at Crown Hall Farm gives you the chance to add just a touch of festive romance. 🌲 Whether it’s cozy touches or winter whites, our space is a blank canvas ready to bring your holiday-inspired wedding to life.

Want to see it in person? Book a viewing to experience the magic of a December wedding with us - www.crownhallfarm.co.uk/viewings

11/12/2024

When someone passes away at home or in a nursing home, the death will need to be confirmed.

Once this is done, call us on 01945 405950 anytime, 24/7, to bring your loved one into our care.

We’re here to guide you through every step, including obtaining the Medical Certificate needed to register the death.

For more information visit wisbechfuneralservice.co.uk/what-to-do

11/12/2024

11/12/2024

Choosing to die at home is an option that can provide a peaceful, comfortable environment for a person nearing the end of life. To arrange this, people often work with healthcare providers, including palliative care teams, hospice staff, and end of life doulas, who offer support tailored to the individual’s needs.

An end of life doula plays a key role by guiding the person and those important to them through the emotional and practical aspects of dying at home. They help coordinate care with medical professionals, ensure the space is comfortable and personal, and offer emotional and spiritual support. Doulas can also prepare family members by discussing the physical process of dying, listening to their concerns, or helping create meaningful end of life rituals.
Additionally, doulas help ensure that the dying person’s wishes are respected, allowing them to control aspects like atmosphere, lighting, music, and who is present in the room. This support can make dying at home a more meaningful, less clinical experience, bringing comfort and connection to everyone involved.

10/12/2024

Today, I visited a serene green burial site, preparing for a deeply meaningful celebration of life service I’ll soon be leading. Surrounded by nature’s quiet embrace, this sacred space reminded me of the beauty of returning to the earth, a final resting place that nurtures the cycle of life.

07/12/2024

"A Day in the Life of a Wedding Celebrant."

Ever wondered what it’s like to meet your wedding celebrant for the first time? Spoiler: it’s nothing like a job interview! In this blog, I’ll take you behind the scenes of our first chat—a relaxed, fun-filled meeting where we laugh about your love story, brainstorm unique ideas, and start planning a ceremony that’s totally you. Think of it as the start of something truly special (with maybe a bit of cake on the side). Let’s make wedding magic happen!

Head over to my website to read my latest blog. "A Day in the Life of a Wedding Celebrant."

https://moongazerceremonies.co.uk/blog

03/12/2024

An enjoyable morning of chat and laughter here at the Grief Kind Spaces coffee morning ☕️

02/12/2024

Grief Awareness Week 2024

Breaking the Silence Around Loss
Grief is something we all experience, but it can feel incredibly isolating. This National Grief Awareness Week (Dec 2–8), let’s come together to open up conversations about loss and remind one another that support is always available.

Why Grief Awareness Matters:

Grief comes in many forms—loss of a loved one, a relationship, a job, or even a sense of identity.

It’s deeply personal, but no one should have to face it alone.

By talking about grief, we can break the stigma, highlight support systems, and better understand how grief affects mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Grief Kind Spaces:
One of the ways I personally contribute to grief awareness and support is through my role as a volunteer for the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces. These are drop-in sessions designed to offer a safe, welcoming space for those grieving to connect over coffee. All sessions are staffed by professional volunteers who have been fully trained.

What to Expect:

• Friendly, trained volunteers ready to listen and support.
• A relaxed, non-judgemental environment for talking or just being.

Grief Kind Spaces capture the spirit of Grief Awareness Week—showing that no one should navigate loss alone.

Let’s use this week to foster compassion, listen without judgment, and show those grieving that their feelings are valid and their journey matters. Together, we can make a difference.

Find a space near you: Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces

26/11/2024

With Treasured Event Hire – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

22/11/2024

Inaugural Funeral Celebrants Day – Friday, 22nd November

Today, we honour the work of funeral celebrants: compassionate individuals dedicated to crafting meaningful, personalised ceremonies that celebrate the lives of those we love and cherish.

As a funeral celebrant, I work closely with families to create bespoke, heartfelt farewells—whether it's a funeral, memorial, or ash interment. I take the time to sit with you, listening to your stories and memories, ensuring the ceremony truly reflects the unique spirit of your loved one. I can also support families in planning Celebration of Life gatherings following a direct cremation, creating a meaningful and personalised event to honour and remember your loved one.

The role of the Funeral Celebrant is evolving to meet the growing importance of spirituality in many people’s lives. As someone with a deep understanding of spiritual practices, I can craft a ceremony that reflects your loved one’s beliefs, incorporating spiritual elements as needed—whether that includes some religious content or is completely non-religious.

If you’d like to learn more about how I can help you or your loved ones say goodbye with dignity and care, feel free to reach out:

[email protected]
Web: Moongazer Ceremonies.co.uk

Together, we can create a moment of beauty and remembrance.

20/11/2024

20/11/2024

14/11/2024

Kicked off the festive season with Chris Knight a little early with an amazing day! Christmas lights, Covent Garden vibes, drinks, laughter, and ended the night at the Comedy Store. Couldn’t have asked for a better start to the season!