A TOUCHING remembrance service for people who have experienced baby loss will be held at Bradford Cathedral this weekend.
It will be a way for bereaved parents, families and friends to join together in acknowledging and remembering babies that have gone too soon.
The service has been organised by The Mariposa Trust, which provides support to people through baby loss, pregnancy after baby loss, fertility, adoption and more.
It was founded by Zoe and Andy Clark-Coates who suffered the loss of five babies.
After seeing an extreme lack of support available to parents like them, they decided to start the 'Saying Goodbye' services.
The services are open to people of faith or no faith, whether people have lost recently or decades ago, and welcome not only parents, but also the extended family and friends.
They are filled with music, poems and acts of remembrance to help people heal and find solace.
The service will be held at Bradford Cathedral on Sunday, October 21 at 4pm. Visit www.sayinggoodbye.org.
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