Welcome to The Celebrants Network Inc.

 - the progressive national celebrant association -

Promoting civil ceremonies and celebrations for everyone

The Celebrants Network Inc members are marriage celebrants; memorial and funeral celebrants; family and naming celebrants, celebrants for all occasions.

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Latest Blog Posts

Damion Towne
Damion Towne
04 September 2025
Why Memorials for Loved Ones Matter After Loss
Why Memorials for Loved Ones Matter After Loss

Creating memorials for loved ones who have passed on is something we've been doing for a very long time. The reason for this is simple: memorializing our lost family members and honoring a loved one's life helps with the healing process.

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Roslyn McFarlane
Roslyn McFarlane
28 April 2023
To Go or Not to Go....to a conference!
To Go or Not to Go....to a conference!

There are a number of things to consider when deciding to go to a Conference. 

By Roslyn McFarlane 

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Melanie Lawson
Melanie Lawson
08 August 2022
Record your life story - before it's too late
Record your life story - before it's too late
The 8th of August is Dying to Know Day - a day to start a conversation about death and dying.  We tend to avoid talking about death, grief and loss despite this being something that affects all of us.  Dying to Know Day encourages us to tal...
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The Celebrants Network acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge that ceremony and ritual are significant aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and have been practiced for thousands of generations. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and Elders past, present and emerging.