Train to be a Naming and Couples Celebrant - quick links
Two Writing Masterclasses for Wedding Celebrants
1. Improve your writing skills
2. Advanced writing skills
NOCN Endorsed
These two courses are perfect for professional celebrants who want to write better ceremonies.
These online courses via Teams have been endorsed by awarding body NOCN and a certificate reflecting this is included in the course fee.
For any practicing wedding celebrant who wants to enhance their ceremony writing skills. These courses are open to you. You can take one, or two or both!
Course 1 – Improve your writing skills
Enhance your ceremonies with expert ideas! This practical and intensive session includes:
- Creative ceremony writing
- Writing with themes
- Drafting and editing
- Flow and throughline
- Word choices
- Practical interactive exercises
- … and much more
Course 2 – Advanced writing skills
Go deeper and discover the potential of a ‘brave’ ceremony!
- Story structure
- Advanced themes
Using props- Telling the couples’ story creatively
- Delivery and staging linked to thematic writing
- Interactive exercises
- … and much more!
Course Tutor: Marcus Armstrong – The Storyteller Celebrant

Marcus is a qualified Couples, Naming and Funeral Celebrant with a background as a professional actor and screenwriter and holds a Master’s degree in writing. He currently teaches Master’s Level Creative Writing at Falmouth University and is excited to share ideas, tips and tricks on how you can write a braver ceremony. He has appeared in Hello Magazine and on Channel 4’s Married at First Sight with his Celebrant work.
Course dates:
Course 1 – Improve your writing skills:
Wednesday 18th February
Course 2 – Advanced writing skills:
Thursday 5th March
Time: 6 – 8 pm
Course fees: £60 + vat (£72) including NOCN awarding body certificate per course
To book: Call Civil Ceremonies Ltd on 01480 276080 or email ku.oc.seinomereclivic@arabrab for a booking form.
Find out more about training to become a celebrant today.
01480 276080
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