Annie Martin Celebrant
Every Life is Unique
Firstly, if you are reading this following the death of someone near to you, please accept my sincere condolences.
At this most difficult time you need someone who will listen closely and communicate clearly, but above all else, someone you can trust. I am a former School Principal and an experienced Funeral Celebrant. I have undertaken Funeral Celebrancy Training with:
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2007 Academy of Celebrancy Australia
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2020 Celebrants Training College
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2021 Funeral Master Class, Zenith Virago
As a member of the Australian Federation of Civil Celebrants, I am professional in all that I do. I am confident that together we can design a ceremony that is a tribute to your loved one and reflect their unique life journey.
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As an experienced public speaker, you can have confidence that the funeral will be delivered both sensitively and professionally.
A funeral service designed and delivered well, not only honours a life,
it is an important step in the healing process for those who loved them.
Choosing Your Celebrant
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The Celebrant’s role is so fundamentally pivotal in the creation and delivery of a funeral service - it is a role that you don’t want to leave to chance. I can be contacted directly and would be honoured to deliver your service in any way you would like and am also happy to work with any Funeral Directors you have chosen.
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Testimonials
"Annie was the perfect person to help me and my family celebrate the life of my mum when she died. Annie was reliable, reassuring and flexible, making suggestions as we planned the service together. Putting together a virtual service had its challenges but it all came together on the day. Annie made it feel intimate and welcoming. Her Eulogy for my mum gave an accurate and lively depiction of mum’s life and who she was as a person. Thanks Annie, you are a lovely person." Bronwyn, Victoria 2021
"Annie has a beautiful and genuine manner of connecting with people and ensuring their stories are heard and cherished. Annie was able to speak at the funeral service of a young girl dear to so many, myself included, in such a warm and compassionate way, ensuring her memory was honoured and respected." Barbara H.
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