
Presents
A hands-on, 2.5-day certification program for funeral professionals who want to deliver meaningful, personalized celebration-of-life ceremonies.
The first Celebrant training in Connecticut
How to gather meaningful stories from families and weave them into a ceremony that truly honors a life.
Practical scripting, storytelling techniques, and confident public speaking for all types of services.
Cultural sensitivity, nonreligious ceremonies, and honoring every belief system with grace.
Eligible participants may receive continuing education credits. State licensing requirements apply.
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Home to Frank Pepe's, Sally's Apizza, and Modern Apizza, New Haven's coal-fired thin-crust pies are recognized as some of the best in the world. Your taste buds are in for a treat.
New Haven is home to Yale University and a rich tradition of education, culture, and the arts, making it the perfect backdrop for a meaningful professional development experience.
October in Connecticut is stunning. Expect vibrant foliage, crisp New England air, and a warm, welcoming city that makes it easy to relax and connect with fellow attendees.
New Haven puts you at the center of some of the Northeast's best destinations. Consider arriving early or staying a few extra days.
Just an hour from New Haven, Foxwoods is the second-largest casino in the world. Whether you're into gaming, world-class dining, or live entertainment, it's a destination unto itself.
NYC is less than 90 minutes away by train. Catch a Broadway show, explore world-class museums, or simply enjoy the scenic ride down the Connecticut shoreline on Amtrak.
Boston is roughly 2.5 hours away, making it an easy add-on. Walk the Freedom Trail, take in a Red Sox game, or explore the historic waterfront before heading home.
From Mystic Seaport to Old Saybrook, the Connecticut coast is dotted with charming towns, fresh seafood, and scenic harbor walks just a short drive away.
Stroll the iconic Yale campus right in New Haven. The Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale Art Gallery, and stunning Gothic architecture are all free to explore.
October in New England is peak leaf-peeping season. A short drive into the Connecticut River Valley or the Litchfield Hills delivers some of the most spectacular autumn scenery in the country.
A room block has been reserved for attendees at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, just minutes from the training venue.
155 Temple St, New Haven, CT 06510
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Standard registration after the early bird deadline.
Special rate for current mortuary science students. Student ID required.
Space is limited. Secure your spot today.
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