We are all going to die! So, getting your ducks in a row before your time comes is best for you and for those who care about you.
If you want to plant ahead before you’re dead, then Coffin Club has all the resources you need.

Whether you’re fit as a flea, terminally ill, or somewhere in between – get your death and funeral house in order with our amazing downloadable resources.
If you would like to train to be a Celebrant – head over to our sister company Match and Dispatch for Celebrant training courses.
The best way to find a celebrant in your area is to check out our directory. Read about our celebrant members to find out more….
It sounds a bit shocking at first, to modern, western ears, doesn’t it? “Keeping your dead at home.” But here’s the thing: for most of history, that’s exactly what people […]
More and more people are moving away from traditional funeral settings and choosing somewhere that feels more personal for the goodbye.

If like me, you’re an independent celebrant, frustrated and dissatisfied with the range of funeral choices you can currently offer your clients, then this is the course for you!
Two days in the lovely and very knowledgeable company of Kate T and Kate D will render you fired up and enthused for changing your whole approach to planning and arranging funerals, on behalf of all those clients who are looking for more personal ceremonies tailored to their individual needs. Viva la funeral revolucion! indeed!!
After feeling disheartened with the funeral profession, and my role as a celebrant within it, I started to educate myself on more diverse and inclusive ways of holding funeral ceremonies. I had seen Kate and Kate speak at an event about Coffin Club, but at that time funerals weren’t my focus. It was now time to revisit what they offered and I am so glad that I did. Not only did I meet the fabulous Kates again, I heard, and saw, their passion for offering Celebrant-plus funeral ceremonies. I was inspired and can definitly see that this is the way forward for me, and the profession. Thank you to my cohort for their sharing and open conversations and for Kate, Kate and Winnie for the laughs and knowledge.