Dying Matters Awareness Week 2026 will take place from the 4-10 May. This year’s theme is ‘Let’s talk about Death and Dying’ (source Hospice UK) Fellowship of Professional Celebrants, training the next generation of celebrants to support bereaved families with confidence, compassion and authenticity. Why Dying Matters Week Matters to Celebrants Each year, Dying Matters Awareness…
We are often asked – “Do I need to have a NOCN qualification to work as a celebrant?” The short answer is “No” an NOCN qualification is not required to work as a celebrant in the UK. The celebrant profession is not regulated in this way, which means there is no legal requirement to hold…
As we age, the idea of changing careers can seem daunting, especially for those over 50. The good news is that transitioning into a new profession can bring a sense of rejuvenation, fulfillment, and purpose.
I’m not very good at looking after myself. Words written by poet and author Donna Ashworth resonated with me, as they reflected how I was feeling as we moved into January.
Vicky Griffiths – Hwyl Ceremonies, Wales. National Wedding Celebrant of the Year 2025 (The Wedding Industry Awards – TWIA). Read her story.
The Fellowship of Professional Celebrants (FPC) has long held a strong reputation for training top award winning celebrants, and 2025 has been no exception.
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Terri Negus, one of the first Celebrant Trainers in the U.K., explains how experience and changes in trends for modern funeral and wedding ceremonies have enabled her organisation to shape their courses to take into account people’s choice and personalisation.
The Significance of World AIDS Day: A Global Call to Action Every year on December 1st, the world comes together to observe World AIDS Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about HIV/AIDS, supporting those living with the virus, and honouring the memory of those who have lost their lives to this disease. Since its…
Terri Negus, one of the first Celebrant Trainers in the U.K., explains how experience and changes in trends for modern funeral and wedding ceremonies have enabled her organisation to shape their courses to take into account people’s choice and personalisation.