CELEBRANT TRAINING

Information for legally appointed Australian Civil Marriage Celebrants, Trainee Celebrants and aspiring Celebrants

 

Home 

Site Map

Australian Marriage Celebrants  
Australian Marriage Celebrants Associations  
Becoming a Celebrant in Australia

Celebrant's Role   
Celebrant's Code of Practice 
 

OPD for 2011
OPD 2011 Presenters

OPD 2011 Topics

 

AssenTECS OPD 2011 Courses

OPD Gordon TAFE  

Distance delivery

Online delivery

Face to Face – Package 1

Face to Face – Package 2

Face to Face – Package 3

Face to Face – Package 4

Face to Face – Package 5

  

New Zealand Celebrants
Celebrants
Celebrants Association
Celebrants Courses
Ceremonies in New Zealand

 

Celebrant Trainers USA
Celebrant Foundation & Institute
Celebrant Foundation and Celebrancy
Celebrant Foundation Wedding Courses
Celebrant Foundation Funeral Courses
Celebrant Foundation Family Course

 

Funeral Trainers
Courses for Funeral Celebrants

 

Useful Information for Marriage Celebrants
Legalities

 

Sample Ceremonies Index
Wedding Ceremony  
Renewal of Vows Ceremony  
Commitment Ceremony  
Naming Ceremony 

 

APPOINTED CIVIL MARRIAGE CELEBRANTS
If you are a legally appointed Australian Civil Marriage Celebrant than you are already aware of your responsibilities to take part in yearly Ongoing Professional Development Training. This includes five hours of training in such courses as are approved by the Australian Attorney General.

The subject matter of the courses are varied and are offered, all over Australia, in a face-to-face learning environment, on-line or by print-based distance education. 

ASPIRING CELEBRANTS
If you are one of those people who are hoping to become a legally appointed Civil Marriage Celebrant, than you should know that the are number of requirements you must satisfy. Firstly, you must take certain training courses to prove your efficiency for the role of Civil Marriage Celebrant. Secondly, there are certain requirements concerning your general character as a citizen.

PERFORMING CEREMONIES
Although Civil Marriage Celebrants are appointed to perform legal marriages in Australia, they are also often asked to perform other ceremonies that have no legal requirements. These include Naming Ceremonies for babies, Renewal of Wedding Vows for couples celebrating a Wedding Anniversary or just happy marriage, Commitment Vows for the couple ready to make a commitment, but not quite ready to get married. Other ceremonies that a Marriage Celebrant may be asked to perform includes funerals, divorce, separation, house-warming and many others.

WHO CAN PERFORM CEREMONIES?
While only a legally appointed Civil Marriage Celebrant can perform wedding ceremonies, other ceremonies can be performed by Trainee or an Aspiring Celebrant. 

Whether you're a professional Civil Marriage Celebrant, or hoping one day to be one, or simply a person who's been asked to take the role of a Celebrant on a particular event, this website has all the information you need to help you on the way.

 

 

Celebrant Books

Book Order Form

65 Naming Certificates

Wedding Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Naming Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Vows Renewal Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Commitment Vows Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Funeral Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Wedding Ceremony Planning Checklist - Printed and E-Book Version

House Blessing & Dedication - Printed and E-Book Version

What Every Celebrant Should Know- Printed and E-Book Version

20 Complete Wedding Ceremonies - Printed and E-book Version

24 Complete Ceremonies (8 Renewal of Vows, 8 Naming Ceremonies, 8 Commitment Ceremonies)  - Printed and E-Book Version

600 Readings for Wedding, Baby Naming, Funeral and House Blessing - Printed and E-Book Version

How to be a Profitable Celebrant

 

Contact Vlady at vlady_celebrant@yahoo.com.au, ring her on (07) 3283 8567 - Mobile: 0415 324 982 or write to her Vlady M Peters, Civil Marriage Celebrant, PO Box 394, Redcliffe. Qld. 4020. Australia.