A bond that endures

Siblings share common paths – childhood, secrets, arguments, laughter, togetherness. This relationship reflects life itself: closeness and difference, commonality and independence.
In his speech, Master Reding recalls this bond – the shared years, the traces left in our hearts, and what remains.

Siblings are those people who knew us before we understood ourselves.
They are part of our origins, our lives, our memories. When they pass, their voice remains within us – as an echo of our history.

These words give depth to grief and form to memories – they honor a life that was inextricably linked to one's own.

The Celebration of Remembrance

A funeral service for siblings is a celebration of solidarity – a silent expression of love that endures even in death. Music, symbols, and words create a space in which the time spent together remains alive.

Design Elements of the Ceremony:

• Personal life speech with memories from childhood and adulthood
• Music that reflects shared moments
• Words from family or friends
• Symbolic act: light, flower, stone, letter, or prayer
• Moment of silence or shared reflection

Master Reding designs the ceremony in close consultation with the family – calm, respectful, and free of empty phrases. His words connect past and present, memory and comfort.

Words of Comfort

A brother, a sister – that is more than blood kinship.
It is a piece of the heart that shares the same origin.
When this heart falls silent, it continues to resonate – in our memories,
in what we learned from them, and in the love that remains.

Thus, the ceremony becomes a place where pain and gratitude can coexist – a quiet moment in which the bond between siblings remains visible.

Accompaniment by Master Reding

Master Reding accompanies funeral services for siblings with a calm voice, attentive demeanor, and language that makes closeness tangible. He creates space for memories and words that connect – without pathos, but with depth. His speeches are honest, clear, and driven by respect for their shared life story.

Siblings remain part of our lives – in stories, in gestures, in the traces we left behind together.

A Silent Farewell

Whether in the chapel, outdoors, or in a small family circle – the funeral service becomes a place of connection. When flowers are laid, candles are lit, or words are spoken, that silence arises that remains palpable in closeness. Master Reding accompanies this moment with a supportive attitude – mindful, dignified, and full of compassion.

Contact and Support

If you are saying goodbye to a brother or sister and wish for a funeral service that unites remembrance and love, Master Reding will personally accompany you. He will design the ceremony together with the family – dignified, individual, and sustained by humanity and faith.

📞 Contact:
You are welcome to arrange a personal consultation to coordinate the process, location, and design of the ceremony.

Siblings remain a part of our soul – even if they have gone before them.

With this certainty, Master Reding designs funeral services for siblings – as a sign of gratitude, solidarity, and lasting love.