Andrew Fairweather
Funeral Celebrant
Creating Unique Celebrations for Unique Lives
Hello & Welcome
Hi, I’m Andrew Fairweather – a funeral celebrant based in the Anglia region with over 20 years experience of caring for the bereaved. I conduct services across most of Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex.
I create bespoke and meaningful ceremonies for funerals, memorials and ashes interments or scatterings. I am also happy to meet with people who wish to consider their own funeral in advance and help them with planning it.

Why choose a funeral celebrant?
A unique service tailored to you
The task of a funeral celebrant is to create and lead what is traditionally known as a funeral service. It could also be known as a celebration of life or memorial service.
An independent funeral celebrant is able to lead the service not based on their own beliefs, but completely led by the wishes and values of the deceased and those organising the funeral.

Working with me
My passion is to create unique services that reflect the life and principles of the individual who has died, while allowing you to celebrate that life and grieve your loss in your own way.
Each funeral is unique, so I take the time to sit with each family to tailor the service to their needs. Here’s a brief outline of how the process works.
Our first chat
We’ll start with a telephone call so I can answer your questions and find out your initial requirements for the funeral. Then we’ll arrange a suitable time for us to meet in person.
Our meeting
We’ll meet so I can hear all about the person whose life you are celebrating, listen to your wishes and get all the information I require in order to create a fully bespoke script.
The funeral
On the day I will lead the funeral service with care, warmth and respect. After the service you will receive an electronic copy of the script as well as a printed copy in a presentation folder.
A few kind words
Get in touch
Feel free to contact me any time for an initial chat – I would be more than happy to answer any questions you have.



