24/08/2024
What is a Celebrant?
A celebrant is a qualified person who officiates formal ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, memorials or baby namings.
Funeral ceremonies led by a celebrant focus on the wishes, values and beliefs of the person who has died and their families, rather than the beliefs or faith of the person leading the service. As such, these ceremonies tend to be non-religious, although they may have some religious or spiritual elements.
Most funeral celebrants are professionally trained and are members of recognised organisations. Many have had other careers and bring extensive knowledge, life experiences and skills gained elsewhere to their celebrancy role.
What Does a Funeral Celebrant Do?
Celebrants can help with planning and organising a funeral, memorial service or celebration of life. They can provide guidance and advice around all elements of the ceremony and will officiate, or lead, the service on the day.
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