Ask Dinah: How to Fit Celebrant Training Around Commitments

by DinahJL | Mar 14, 2025 | Become a Celebrant, From the Bulletin

I received this question from one of my Bulletin readers: I’m still working as a SEN Teacher four days a week and I want to undertake my Funeral Celebrant Training. I am concerned about how I will fit the training around my existing commitments. What would you...

Ask Dinah: How to connect with Funeral Directors

by DinahJL | Oct 21, 2024 | Business Skills for Celebrants, From the Bulletin

Ask Dinah: I’ve visited all the local Funeral Directors but not heard from them. What should I do? Rhiannon, one of our Bulletin readers, sent in this question. She’s visited all the local FDs (Funeral Directors) but not heard from them. She feels like there is...

Ask Dinah: How to prevent Procrastination

by DinahJL | Sep 9, 2024 | Business Skills for Celebrants, From the Bulletin

Joanna, a subsriber to my Bulletin, asked me how she could prevent procrastination. She told me that she started the year with a long list of goals but has hardly completed any of them. She’s always procrastinated; sometimes it feels like perfectionism and...

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by DinahJL | Aug 28, 2024 | Business Skills for Celebrants, From the Bulletin

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Ask Dinah: Should I have a blog on my Celebrant website?

by DinahJL | Aug 7, 2024 | Business Skills for Celebrants, From the Bulletin

Having a strong online presence is crucial for independent celebrants in the UK. One of the most effective ways to enhance your online presence and connect with potential clients is by including a blog on your website. In this post, I share ten compelling reasons why...

Busting the myth of seasonal Celebrancy

by DinahJL | Jul 27, 2024 | Business Skills for Celebrants, From the Bulletin

As Independent Celebrants in the UK, many of us have encountered the belief in Seasonal Celebrancy. It’s rife in the wedding industry. A belief that there is a ‘wedding season’ from late April to early October. And the same is often said about...