Celebrancy has become a popular role with many people. What was once considered (incorrectly) to be a role for those over a certain age, from certain job sectors or with certain abilities personally determined by those teaching students celebrants, is now open to almost anybody who can demonstrate people skills, write creatively and speak with …
These questions should be considered when researching celebrant training. Train to be a Celebrant Celebrancy has become a popular job for many people; to meet this demand celebrant training companies seem to be appearing everywhere with new ones listed as paid for adverts on Google and on social media ads. Quite a few companies to …
All wedding and funeral celebrants should have a website to inform prospective clients about their services and their business. A website and business branding are the foundations of a business. Do you have a website and branding? If you do, what does your website and branding say about your business? Why Your Business Needs a …
How quickly can you train to be a wedding and/or funeral celebrant?Is fast celebrant training the best way to train to be a celebrant?Do you receive as much detailed information as those who train through weekly sessions over several weeks? What is Fast Celebrant Training? Fast celebrant is learning how to be a celebrant within …
Specialised wedding and funeral celebrant training is celebrant training focusing on a specific style, belief, theme, genre, lifestyle or subculture. Choice Celebrant Training are the founders of individualised and specialised wedding and funeral celebrant training, and of alternative celebrant training. Does learning from the same course materials in a group setting online or in person …
Celebrants are people who create and lead individualised wedding, funeral, and life event ceremonies. We are all different, lead different lives, have different spiritual or religious beliefs, have different physical and cultural needs, unique identities, and are drawn to different interests. When we train to become celebrants, shouldn’t our training be directed to the style …
Do you know the differences between cultural and religious appropriation, and ‘A little bit of harmless fun?’ Is wearing something or using language outside of your culture, religion or way of life acceptable? Is it acceptable to wear religious symbols if you do not follow that religion? Is it ok to wear Nigerian dress when …
Have you used a celebrant to create and lead a ceremony for you or a family member?Have you been to a celebrant wedding or celebrant led funeral? If you have used the services of a celebrant, or been to a ceremony led by a celebrant, did it occur to you to ask if the celebrant …
Are you considering becoming a celebrant and have concerns if you are going to get work? Have you been thinking about becoming a celebrant but been put off by reading or by being told there are too many celebrants?Are there too many celebrants? Celebrant groups on social media are full of opinionated celebrants stating most …
Funeral customs are traditional acts of observation passed down from generation to generation. They are expectations placed upon those organising a funeral. All religions and cultures have guidelines to follow and for those who do not want a traditional or religious funeral, these guidelines are still suggested. Why in these times are we following funeral …
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