PROFESSIONALISM, SERVICE, RESPECT & RESPONSIBILITY.

The LifeRites Foundation course was established in 1996. Our Celebrants are all over the world, conducting fantastic ceremonies.

The London School of Economics have invited us on a number of occasions to bring our expertise to the table and participate in discussions and talks. In 1998 LifeRites course module in Death and Dying was included in as part of a Masters degree course on Death and Dying.

We believe there are many people who class themselves as non-religious and others who do not wish to hang a title on their beliefs or spirituality, while some do not know that there is an alternative to the traditional way of dealing with rites of passage. Many are part of minority spiritual paths or Pagan beliefs.

LifeRites celebrants are trained to honour all cultural beliefs, spiritual paths and lifestyles, and in doing so we enable those who are looking to find someone to fill the gap between organised religion and humanism. We also work with differing religious beliefs often writing ceremonies that embrace and include more than one faith. Our ceremonies mark birth, marriage, death and the important times in their lives and all other rites of passage in a way that reflects the individual or families personal views on life.

We expect all our celebrants to be of the highest calibre and to work with integrity and openness. Every ceremony they write and conduct will be unique, and from the heart. They must also ascribe to the concepts of LifeRites and our four principles:

• Professionalism.
• Service.
• Respect.
• Responsibility.