Celebrants in Australia

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1 Elaine Searle Civil Funeral Celebrant

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Civil Funeral or Memorial Celebrant Officiant

Funerals and Memorials in all Sydney areas

Elaine Searle, Sydney based funeral celebrant who is committed to providing professional and caring service to the bereaved by conducting a personal funeral service.

5 Streamdale Grove
Warriewood NSW, 2102
www.funeralcelebrantsydney.com.au
Specialties include: Celebrants. We service Australia.

2 Rites of Passage

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Ceremonies for All Occasions

Located in South Australia, Rites of Passage headed by Celebrant Dorothy Shorne brings a wealth of experience in planning, writing and structuring each ceremony.

29 Elizabeth Street
Evandale SA, 5069
www.ritesofpassage.com.au
Specialties include: Celebrants. We service Australia.

3 Wood Coffill Funerals

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Sydney's Oldest & Finest Over 140 Years

Vienamese, Islander, Greek, Italian, Orthodox, Australian. Caring family business

Wood Coffill Funerals is proudly an Australian family-owned and operated funeral home that caters to all your needs and requirements for over 140 years.

433 New Canterbury Road
Dulwich Hill NSW, 2203
www.woodcoffill.com
Specialties include: Celebrants. We service Australia.

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4 Margaret Helman

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Civil Celebrant

Margaret Helman writes/conducts a range of ceremonies including weddings, ceremonies to re-affirm vows, naming of newborns/children, spiritual ceremonies and blessings and funeral/memorial services.

7 Ferdinand Street
Hunters Hill NSW, 2110
www.celebrantservicessydney.com.au
Specialties include: Celebrants. We service Australia.

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Planning a funeral or memorial service for a loved one, is an art. It is often daunting for family and friends, especially when each person is dealing with their own grief.

But generally, there is one thing family and friends have in common - they want a personal, fitting and professional service for their loved one. That’s where a professional Funeral Celebrant comes in. The Funeral Celebrant will, where possible:

• Visit the family & maintain open discussion with the point of contact in regard to the funeral service
• Give the parties information & guidance to enable them to choose or compose a service that will meet their needs & expectations
• Respect the privacy & confidentiality of the parties
• Ensure accuracy in the preparation & delivery of documents
• Confirm all details with the point of contact
• Ensure the return of all personal documents belonging to the parties
• Ensure familiarity with electronic devices & operations at the service venue
• Meet & reassure the point of contact & family members at the service.
• Present the family with a presentation copy of the funeral service when offering final condolences.