EventPlanning.com Certification Registry

Verify a credential

Every credential we issue has a public record. Enter the credential ID exactly as it appears on the certificate or badge to see who holds it, what it covers, and whether it is currently active.

What verification proves

A live registry page means the person completed the program and passed the proctored exam for the credential shown, and that the credential has not been revoked. Revoked credentials stop resolving, so a working link is itself the proof. Each holder also has a badge served from our servers rather than an image they control, which is what makes it hard to fake on a website or proposal.

Hiring a planner?

A credential is one signal and not the most important one. Executed events, references, and a contract you understand matter more. If you are choosing between planners, our guide to what planners cost covers the questions worth asking before you sign, and the vendor directory lists planners and venues by city.

Want the credential yourself?

The CEP Foundations program is open enrollment with no experience prerequisite. It includes the coursework, the exam, and a registry entry like the ones above. Our certification comparison puts it honestly next to CMP, CSEP, and the rest, including the cases where a different credential is the better choice.