Events
Details of upcoming events hosted by the GFG will be published here and on all our social media accounts.
(We will do our best to ensure that cake is available at all of them).
Better Together Conference
‘Inspirational speakers in an inspirational setting’
A day for people who work in end-of-life care, funerals and bereavement support, packed with inspiring talks and learning, in the beautiful setting of the UK’s largest woodland burial ground.
Speakers:
Amber Jeffrey – The Grief Gang – keynote speaker bringing insights from the grieving community
Dr. Hannah Rumble (CDAS, University of Bath) – natural burial as a healing environment
Natasha Bradshaw (Superintendent, Mortlake Crematorium) – crematoria at the heart of community
Christopher Koller (Greenacres Living Memorial Parks) – building destinations families want to visit; the role of ritual, pilgrimage and reflection
Mat Crawley (ICCM) – learnings from cemetery and crematorium staff
Mohamed Omer MBE (Gardens of Peace) – learnings from the Muslim community
Isabel Russo – (Liminal Time) – the power of the ‘In-Between’ time
Rachel Hawthorn – the Luddenden Shroud plus FILM
Judith Dandy (Dandelion Farewells) – working as a team
Panel and Q&A – all
Ticket prices £75 (Guild members £60) including lunch and refreshments.
Online attendance £30 (Guild members £25)
Numbers are limited – book your place now by emailing fran.hall@goodfuneralguide.co.uk
Liminal Time Workshops
- Date: various dates throughout 2026:
- Time: 10.00 - 18.00
- Location: Various - see 'more info' below
The Liminal Time Workshops were developed by GFG directors Isabel Russo and Fran Hall, and are hosted by Isabel at venues around the UK.
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