A death doula supports someone before and during the dying process, while a celebrant creates the ceremony afterwards. A death doula focuses on the emotional, psychological and spiritual side of dying, working alongside the medical team and family to make the death as comfortable as possible and to advocate for the person's wishes — it's not a medical role. Liza offers both services, so families can have continuous support from end-of-life through to the funeral itself.

Yes — Liza explicitly offers this service. Planning your own funeral is described as "a thoughtful exercise, to allow you to personalise your farewell", letting people decide readings, music, and tone in advance so loved ones aren't left guessing.

A living funeral lets someone celebrate their life and say goodbye to people while they're still alive, rather than only after death. It's described as "a celebration of life with the opportunity to say your final goodbyes", and Liza facilitates these alongside traditional funerals and memorials.

No — Life Celebrations covers both ends of life's milestones. Liza creates bespoke ceremonies for funerals or memorials, weddings or vow renewals, and key moments in a child's life, plus anniversaries, memorials, and ash-scattering ceremonies for remembering a loved one later on.

You contact Liza directly to discuss the ceremony — there's no separate quote form on the site, just a direct enquiry route, found via the Contact page or the "Enquire" button on the Death Ceremonies page.