Funeral Celebrant Day is observed on the third Friday of November, with its recognition beginning in the United Kingdom. This day highlights the important role of funeral celebrants, who craft and lead personalized farewell ceremonies for families. Many people are unaware that celebrants can be hired directly, which this observance aims to change by raising awareness of their compassionate services. Typical customs include sharing stories and memories, playing meaningful music or readings, and displaying photographs or keepsakes to honor loved ones. Attendees may also wear colors that hold significance to the deceased and participate in planting or scattering meaningful items as a tribute. Overall, the day encourages communities to appreciate the creativity and comfort that celebrants provide during difficult times.