23/01/2026
Writing a eulogy can feel like a big task, but it’s really about sharing the life and memories of your loved one in a way that feels meaningful to you. You can include personal stories, cherished memories, or qualities that made them special. Some families choose to keep it brief and simple, while others prefer a few short tributes from different people; whatever feels right is what matters most.
Remember, a eulogy doesn’t have to be perfect. Speak from the heart, and let it reflect your relationship with the deceased. It can be read aloud during the service or included in the programme for others to read and remember.