Whether you’re thinking about becoming a funeral celebrant, you already are a funeral celebrant or death professional or just someone who knows you’re going to die.
Then Coffin Club has the perfect training for you.
Whether you’re thinking of becoming a funeral celebrant, are an existing celebrant or a death professional, we have the training options for you.
If you’d like to know all the choices available to you and be able to plan your perfect send off – this is the course for you.
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….
Kate and Kate were delighted to work alongside Jamie MacDonald, Eshaan Akbar and Lee Ridley for their ITV show Evil Escapes.
Funeral celebrants are an amazing bunch of humans dedicating themselves to supporting others when they are at their lowest ebb. As a profession, we put our heart and soul into creating services that are completely person-centred and really reflect the person who has died in a meaningful way. We are aware of how important a step this is in the grieving process and don’t take our role lightly.
Whether you’re wanting to start your own celebrant business; need to understand how to promote yourself or wanting to expand your knowledge then you’ve come to the right place.
‘I’m Sheron of SheronBurtYourCelebrant, based in Daventry Northamptonshire. I recently completed the
Coffin Club Celebrant-plus training. It was one of the best training courses I have been on to-date. It was so inspiring and thought-provoking! I’d finally found two women after my own heart, forward-thinking and paving the way for changes in the funeral industry. I was so frustrated with Funeral Directors’ way of thinking and working, I was literally losing the will to live (excuse the pun!), ready to throw the towel in, and then I heard Kate and Kate’s webinar and I thought “Now you’re talking”
I’m so excited about the future and I’m looking forward to moving forward and empowering change!’
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.
