These included one, 'from Grandma' read by Ms Lovatt. Inspire us to create a world where all people are valued and safe and all your creation is honoured.'īible readings were given and the hymn Amazing Grace was sung before a series of tributes and poems, reflecting Brianna's life, were read. Ms Lovatt added: 'Give us the courage to love each other. She asked for prayers for the family and friends and for 'light in the darkness.' The back page of the Order of Service for Brianna's funeral today read: 'Brianna's family would like to thank all relatives and friends for the kind messages of sympathy and support during this difficult time, and thank you for joining them at this service' Reverend Debbie Lovatt told mourners the service would be a celebration of Brianna's life. Lana Del Rey's song Video Games played as the cortege arrived for the service before fading as church bells tolled. The Order of Service shared photographs of Brianna during happy times, including a candid shot of the teenager smiling in a summer dress and two others spending time with pet dogs.

It added that donations in memory of Brianna can be made to charity Mindfulness in Schools Project. The Order of Service at the funeral read: 'Brianna's family would like to thank all relatives and friends for the kind messages of sympathy and support during this difficult time, and thank you for joining them at this service.' Mourners had been asked to wear pink, in keeping with the teenager's colourful personality, and all shades of the colour could be seen as people arrived for her funeral at St Elphin's Parish Church in Warrington.īrianna's mother Esther wore a pink trouser suit, other family wore pink ties and dresses while other mourners carried pink balloons and flowers.īrianna's pink coffin, topped with pink and white roses and carnations, was borne in a carriage drawn by two white horses festooned in pink plumes. Brianna Ghey, 16, (pictured) from Warrington, in Cheshire, was found in Culcheth Linear Park

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