Grief & Legacy Ceremonies

We offer ritual ideas and ceremony inspiration that can help mark individual and collective grief experiences.

The Importance of Acknowledging Grief

Grief is a reflection of love, and legacy is a way to carry that love forward. There are many ways to weave ritual into your life following a loss. These ceremonies can offer you ways to honor the love you hold and the stories you carry. Finding ways to acknowledge both the visible and invisible moments along the grief journey is so important to our wellbeing.

Our Grief & Legacy Ceremonies

These are the ceremonies we currently offer. We regularly add to and update these, so please check back or make a request in the App for new ceremonies.

Celebration of Life

Death Anniversary

Father Loss

Memorial Service

Mother Loss

Pet Loss

Scattering Ashes

★★★★★ 5/5

The Legacy Jar ritual gave me new insight into the power of ceremony as I helped plan a Celebration of Life for a friend. It also helped me think differently about how to introduce ritual into those simple, ordinary moments of everyday life.

Jo-Anne Haun

Celebration of Life Ceremony

★★★★★ 5/5

I loved that that whole experience felt very guided. I didn’t have to make too many difficult choices, but was also free to make my own adjustments.

Nicki Elischer

Memorial Ceremony

★★★★★ 5/5

Be Ceremonial turned me into a confident ceremonialist. The app gave me the structure, language, cadence, and confidence I needed to host this important grief & remembrance ceremony for my Mother-in-Law.

Megan Lane

Death Anniversary Ceremony

★★★★★ 5/5

I used Be Ceremonial platform to help me prepare for Penny’s home euthanasia. The rituals around pet loss within the app can support someone leading up to, during, and following the death of a pet.

Madeline Christie

Pet Loss Ceremony

★★★★★ 5/5

Be Ceremonial is a portal into ideas and options. It is a place to go when you have no idea where to start. It is full of accessible, creative, and non-denominational rituals that can be applied to any group, regardless of beliefs.

Christina Andreola

Celebration of Life

★★★★★ 5/5

I recently turned 30 years old and my mother died when she was 30. On the day that I was exactly the same age as she was when she died, I wanted to sanctify and honor this sacred and vulnerable space. I used Be Ceremonial to clarify my overall vision for how I wanted to feel, as well as how I wanted honor my mother and myself.

Randi K.

Mother Loss Ceremony

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