We’ve spoken countless times before about how great celebrancy is and how rewarding the career path can be. The fulfilling nature of becoming a celebrant has led to countless people choosing to change career and pursue this full time. With the uncertainty surrounding the economy and the world of work at the moment, you may feel at a crossroads with your current career path. If you feel a little lost, it may be time to pursue something new. Here’s how to spot if you’re in need of a career change, and why celebrancy is the path for you.
Fulfilment
Like many people, jobs are often a way to pay the bills and satisfy the basic needs of housing, electricity and food. As a result, happiness and fulfilment take a back seat, meaning our lives are filled of stress, disappointment and regret. If you currently feel in a similar position, it’s never too late to change!
Celebrancy has welcomed lots of people from all walks of life. Whether you’re graduating from university, or nearing retirement, there is never a wrong time to pursue this path. Becoming a celebrant is appropriate for any type of person who’s willing to make a real difference in life.
We think the most important part of any job is fulfilment. If you aren’t happy, then it’s time to change.
Boredom
For those who’ve done the same job for a long period of time, boredom may have begun to settle in. Simple tasks that were once an ease now feel like a burden to complete. If that’s the case, then it could be time to switch things up.
Becoming a celebrant means every day is different. The variety and flexibility this path brings to your life means that you’ll never suffer from boredom again. Every celebration and event is unique, meaning you can really add your flair and spark to each day.
Don’t be bored, be motivated to excel!

Work life balance
If the pandemic taught us anything, it’s that work life balance is more important than ever. The opportunity to work from home taught us that there’s more to life than commuting every hour of the day, and that balance between your career and personal life is so important!
The career of becoming a celebrant allows you to design your diary however you choose. This means each day is suited to you and your schedule. This isn’t to say that you can choose when someone gets married! But you can certainly pick and choose your working calendar.
Becoming a celebrant
Ultimately, being a celebrant is about adding importance and flair to people’s events and celebrations. However, what is often overlooked is that it provides so many people with the second chance they need to revitalise and recharge their careers and outlook on life.
If you’re wanting to change your life forever and pursue a career you love, then visit our website today!
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about the author

Hi, I'm Jennifer, the Founder of the AMC and a massive lover of all things celebration! Are you interested in embarking on a career as a celebrant? Take the Quiz to find out if you have what it takes!
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