Amy Winehouse's family said a final farewell yesterday as they buried her ashes and unveiled a "pink and black headstone".
The British songstress died aged 27 at her North London home after an alcohol binge in July last year. Her death greatly impacted her family and fans, with the star's father Mitch even including his memories in a book, Amy, My Daughter.
Around 70 mourners said their last goodbye to the singer at a Jewish ceremony in London yesterday.
According to The Sun, Amy's ashes were buried and a "pink and black headstone" was unveiled in her honour.
The black stone features "pink writing and a picture of a songbird" in memory of the talented singer-songwriter.
The stand-out headstone also honours the late singer's grandmother Cynthia Levy.
Amy's ashes were "interred next to the memorial in a plot" which will reportedly be marked with a single rose.
At the ceremony on Sunday, Amy's father paid tribute to his daughter’s “short but dynamic” life.
