Funeral Celebrants near Bradford, Cornwall
The 20 nearest funeral celebrants to Bradford, Cornwall are all within 26 miles. The closest is 4.7 miles away. Premium listings that cover this area are shown first.
Celebrants near Bradford, Cornwall
Funerals by Fiona
4.8 milesBodmin
Fully qualified with Civil Cremonies Diploma in Funeral Celebrancy.
Kim Baker
12 milesLiskeard
I am an accredited Celebrant conducting non religious ceremonies through Cornwall and Plymouth.
David Michael
13 milesSt. Austell
Offering a personalised celebration of a loved one's life. Personalised funerals since 2003.
Jo Hawes
16 milesLooe
I am an acredited Humanist celebrant. Together we can plan to say goodbye and celebrate a life.
David Pack
18 milesSaltash
Humanist secular ceremonies provided in the South West
Colin Austin
19 milesBude
As an Accredited Humanist Funeral Celebrant, I will create the most suitable ceremony for your needs
Karen Snelson
20 milesBude
Celebrant service covering North Cornwall and Devon. Providing a thoughtful and caring farewell.
Stephanie Yates
21 milesSaltash
Funerals, celebratory/ commitment ceremonies , renewal vows, baby naming
Vicki Jensen
22 milesSaltash
Working with you to provide a unique and meaningful farewell for your loved one.
Francilla Mangal-Smart
22 milesHolsworthy
Beautifully unique funerals and natural/woodland burials. See website for reviews.
MARTIN WARNE (PLYMOUTH)
22 milesPLYMOUTH
Independent Chaplain and Celebrant available for all Funeral settings throughout the South West
Debbie Merritt
22 milesHolsworthy
Beautiful, personalised ceremonies, that are lasting testimony to the life of your loved one.
Barbara Dalton
25 milesDevon / Cornwall
A truly heartfelt and bespoke funeral service, that will be remembered by all for the right reasons.
Wendy Coulton
25 milesPlymouth
Personalised and memorable funeral ceremonies planned with the bereaved with an emphasis on choice
Nicholas Fisher
25 milesPLYMOUTH
Experienced & Professional Funeral Celebrant
Neil Randall
26 milesPlymouth
We require more choice and more say on how we live our lives, so why not have a choice after death?