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What a Celebration Of Life Could Be
Create A Meaningful Memory.
Tell Their Story or Your Story.
A life is made up of thousands of little things: the songs they always played, the food they loved, the stories they told and the people who mattered most.
A Last Hoorah brings those details together in one meaningful day, a celebration that looks, sounds and feels like the person you’re remembering.
From invitations and venues to caterers, musicians and decor, we can organise every detail or simply the parts you need help with depending on your celebration.
The Food They Loved
Serve their favourite meal, drink or sweet treat—from a family recipe to the takeaway they always ordered.
Stories to Keep
Invite guests to share photographs, messages and memories in a book or memory jar for the family to treasure.
The Soundtrack to Their Life
Fill the day with their favourite songs through a personal playlist, live musician or tribute performer.
A Legacy That Lives On
Include children in a gentle, meaningful way or raise money for a charity and cause that mattered to them.
Their Colours and Character
Use the colours, sayings, hobbies and little details associated with them throughout the clothing, signs, tables and décor.
Their Life in Pictures
Create a photo wall or display that brings together the people, places and moments from every chapter of their life.
Imagine Their Day
Picture everyone they loved gathered together, not only to say goodbye, but to remember what it felt like to know them.
It Can Be Whatever Feels Right
There is no correct way to hold a Last Hoorah and no fixed time when it must happen.
 Mini FestivalFood, performers, games, music and space for the whole family,including children,to celebrate together. |  A Meaningful DinnerA favorite place that has meaning to that person. |  Afternoon TeaA Tea Party Styled With Their Personality |  Describe your image |
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 A Garden PartyLong tables, beautiful flowers, sharing food, live acoustic music and stories as the sun goes down. |  Describe your image |
A Gentler Way for Children to Say Goodbye.
Children are often understandably shielded from funerals, especially when adults are trying to protect them during an already difficult time.A celebration of life can offer a softer and more accessible way for them to say goodbye. They can look through photographs, listen to stories, join in with activities and remember the person through warmth and togetherness.They don’t have to understand every part of grief to feel included in the love surrounding it.
