Are you excited and ready for 2 days of learning everything you need to know about celebrancy?
We are!
Come and join our online celebrant workshop to prepare yourself for your new career as a celebrant. We will take you through a three-step process over the two days to prepare you for training to be a celebrant and answer any questions that you might have. Lots! We're sure!
Who is this for?
This workshop is for anyone who has not yet started celebrant training but knows in their heart that they want to be a celebrant.
When is it?
Wednesday, June 17th - Thursday, June 18th, 2026
At what time?
17:00-18:00 UK TIME
Where is it?
Wherever you’ve got internet!
What will I get at the end of it?
A comprehensive understanding of what it takes to be a celebrant and whether you have indeed got what it takes! Please note that this training DOES NOT substitute actual training to be a celebrant, nor does it give you any type of celebrant certification or qualification.
How much is it?
It’s 100% free. You just need to give your time, energy and attention!
Register for your spot today by filling out the form below. We'll send your workshop confirmation and more information about this awesome two-day workshop. Even if you can't make both days, if you sign up, you'll be able to watch the recordings for a limited time afterwards.
Please make sure to tick the checkbox below so that we have permission to send you all of the workshop information by email and sometimes, SMS. We promise we won't bombard you! It's simply to keep you informed about the workshop and any related offers.
Important note: LEGAL WEDDING CEREMONIES - In England and Wales, and lots of other European countries, independent wedding celebrants do not have the power to legally marry couples. Couples have a short legal ceremony with a registrar or equivalent, and then most often, on a completely different day, they then celebrate their marriage with a personal ceremony led by a wedding celebrant.
Claire based in West Sussex (England) and Natasha based in Malaga (Spain) are both wedding celebrants. The ceremonies that they carry out do not make their couples legally married.
Please make sure that you understand the rules and requirements for your own country regarding legal marriages. Even if your country allows celebrants to have legal marriage powers, you can still work as an independent celebrant, as not all couples require a legal ceremony. Others prefer to have their legal ceremony at a different time/day/location to their personal wedding ceremony.
Our courses are focused on the art of ceremony. How to work with couples to create a personal ceremony for them and how to write and lead that ceremony on the day. As well as understanding the entire work process from start to finish, the ceremony choreography and importantly, the business side of being a celebrant too. You can read more about our wedding course here and funeral course here.
Main image photo by Andreas Holm