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1.
Personalised service:
Celebrants will provide a style of service that recognises the unique personalities
of those with whom they work, being sensitive to their needs, wishes,
values, philosophical and spiritual beliefs and cultural backgrounds.
2.
Responsibility:
Celebrants
will be aware of and respect the relevant laws and practices, and will
punctually fulfil their obligations to their clients, government
agencies, and the association.
They
will maintain standards of dress and behaviour befitting the occasion.
Only
an inescapable, unforeseen circumstance or repugnant instructions
justify failure to fulfil responsibilities accepted. In such rare cases the celebrant will do everything possible to
ensure that the best possible alternative arrangements are made.
3.
Professionalism:
Celebrants
will maintain the highest possible standard of professional and personal
conduct in their work. They
will respect confidences placed in them and will not use their position
to take advantage of the people they work with in any way, or to impose
their own beliefs or prejudices, or their religious or philosophical
views.
Celebrants
will not engage in inappropriate relationships with those with whom they
work.
Celebrants
will provide full and accurate information regarding their role and fees
charged.
4.
Celebrancy:
Celebrants
conducting ceremonies accept that their primary responsibility is to
their clients, and work on the principle that their clients have the
right to make their own decisions.
The
celebrant will be aware of human behavioural processes. They will be clear on the boundaries of the celebrant’s role
and will be careful not to impose unwanted contact after the service.
The celebrant
has a responsibility to be informed about specialist organisations and
agencies that may be of help, should the client wish to be referred.
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