Things you might be wondering.

It's a 30-minute conversation by phone, video, or in person. I'll ask about your loved one: their life, their personality, the stories worth telling. You don't need to prepare anything. Just show up. I'll guide the conversation gently and make sure you leave feeling heard.

I'll guide the conversation. I ask questions that help people find the stories they didn't realize they had. There's no wrong answer, no wrong memory, no wrong story. Whatever you share, I'll find what's most meaningful.

Rush delivery is available for a 25% fee on any tier. Reach out directly and I'll do everything I can to meet your timeline. Rush turnaround prices: Remembrance $500, Tribute $750, Legacy $937.50.

Every eulogy is built from your words, your memories, and your loved one's specific story. It will sound like you, just at your best. There are no templates involved. The consultation is where I learn not just the facts of a life, but the feel of it.

Yes. Two rounds of revisions are included with every tier. I'll work with you to refine the draft until it feels right, until it sounds the way you need it to sound.

Reach out directly. I'll always do our best to accommodate. Eulogies are living documents until the moment they're delivered. I understand that.

Delivery Coaching is a one-on-one session ($100 add-on) to rehearse the eulogy, work through pacing, and feel prepared for the moment you stand up to speak. It's for anyone who wants to be grounded and steady at the podium, which is most people. Speaking in grief is hard. A little preparation goes a long way.

Our role is to make sure you're fully prepared before the day arrives. That work is done when you feel ready. I don't attend services. The eulogy, when it's finished, belongs to you.

Every eulogy is written personally. Not a marketplace, not a team of writers, not AI. One writer, one voice, for every family I work with. That won't change.

Completely. The stories you share stay between us. I will never share, publish, or reference your loved one's story without your explicit permission.

They inform the eulogy and nothing else. I will never share, publish, or reference your loved one's story without your explicit permission. What you share is held in confidence. Always.