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Guest
blog posts
Celebrant CPD: How Do You Set Your Celebrant Fee?
Do you charge what you’re worth? Are you worth what you charge?The Celebrant Magazine Blog
Published 17/12/2022
Articles
previously published in The Celebrant
Consent,
Celebrants and the 'Real Estate Factor'
The Celebrant, Issue 13, September 2022, pp 20-31Facebook and Instagram posts by the Editor, Veronika Robinson, said this about this article: "An Absolute must-read article for any celebrant who claims to create ceremonies based on the client's beliefs."
Navigating
Religion as a Civil Celebrant
The Celebrant, Issue 12, June 2022, pp 52-61Facebook and Instagram posts by the Editor, Veronika Robinson, said this about this article: "An Absolute must-read article for any celebrant who claims to create ceremonies based on the client's beliefs."
The Power of the
Subliminal: Celebrant-Led Ceremonies and Cultural
Bias
In this article I discuss weddings as culturally
loaded events shaped by multi-layered and multifaceted
cultural influences and look at the subtle messages
conveyed by the ceremony. Class Culture, Christian
Culture, Consumer Culture, and Celebrity Culture are
all in play.The Celebrant, Issue 12, June 2022, pp 6-17
Consent, Ceremonies. and Celebrants
In this article I explore the three types of consent that are relevant to getting married and wedding ceremonies: Real Consent, Informed Consent, and Intimate Consent and how each of these plays out in the context of the ceremony to ensure it is both legal and ethical.
The Celebrant, Issue 10, December 2021, pp 59-68
Facebook and Instagram posts by the Editor, Veronika Robinson, said this about this article: "Without doubt, this is one of the most important topics of all for celebrants, and one not covered by training schools with any of the depth and insight this author has shown. If you think you know what consent means, I can assure you that you don't unless you've read (understood and integrated) this. Your celebrant work will change if you bring this level of awareness into your practice."
Moral
Rights: It's Personal
Infringement of your moral rights can have a
devastating impact on your reputation. Updated to
include comments about the use of artificial
intelligence writing tools.The Celebrant, Issue 8, June 2021, pp 8-13
Copyright: It's
Economic
Copyright is an economic right designed to protect
the earning capacity of the creator of a work. The
most likely ways in which someone might infringe a
celebrant's copyright would be by downloading and
uploading to their own website, republishing in any
form, adapting and using or publishing or performing
the "work" in a public space without having your
permission to do so. Updated to include comments about
the use of artificial intelligence writing toolsThe Celebrant, Issue 8, June 2021 pp 14-23
Setting
Celebrant Fees in a Regulated Environment
An examination of various price-setting
strategies used by celebrantsThe Celebrant, Issue 7, March 2021, pp 68-78
"In this excellent article by @jennifercraminclusivecelebrant about Setting Celebrant Fees in a Regulated Environment you can get a good sense of the restrictions and responsibilities that UK celebrants will work under if the desired laws come into being. It is wise for us to go into this with eyes wide open" - Veronika Robinson
Do You
Like Me? How Much Do You Like Me?
How do you judge your performance as a celebrant? The Celebrant, Issue 6, December 2020, pp 14-23
Slips of the Lip,
Inclusion, and Extremist Codespeak
Lessons from the extremist speak communication
playbook.The Celebrant, Issue 5, September 2020, pp 26-27
