deadmau5 – Strobe Ross had three best men, Ross, Jon and Paul: his dad Michael was also an important part of the ceremony, which took I also loved that Ross invited his father Michael to say a few words before we came to the climax of […]
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November 2017
Ingrid and Tom’s Humanist Wedding at Jupiter Artland
And Tom may be a gambling man, but I’d bet that even he wouldn’t have put money on being able to get married outside in Scotland in October, but that’s what he and Ingrid did in the courtyard of Bonnington House, the Jacobean Manor that lies at the heart of the Jupiter Artland estate. This is […]
Scott and Chris’s Humanist Wedding in the Garden of their Home
said, We could not have been more pleased by the way the day went. The ceremony itself was perfect in the sense that it reflected our feelings towards each other and allowed us to share those with the people who mean so much to us. We had so many people come […]
Zoë and Scott’s Humanist Wedding at The Balmoral Hotel
Despite that, the path of their romance wasn’t always smooth. When I married them in 2014, their family consisted only of Callie, the cute Labrador, and Molly the one eyed, overweight, rescue cat. When I met them again at Ingrid and Tom’s wedding last month, they’d been joined by Ailsa, and they were awaiting […]
Gary and Kirstie’s Humanist Wedding at Balbirnie House
Kirstie and Gary didn’t have a wedding party: it was more like a wedding army, but their six bridesmaids and seven best men somehow managed to squeeze in beside them in the Long Gallery at Balbirnie House. After the groom’s nephew-to-be, Jack, took the rings to the back of the room so […]
Karen & Richard’s Humanist Wedding at Swanston Brasserie
I love this photo, because Richard and Karen are clearly smiling and kissing at the same time: it just sums up their ceremony, which was great fun, from start to finish! hey kept in touch, long-distance relationship. On Richard’s birthday in April 2013 they discovered they were expecting, and in […]
Remembrance Friday
I was honoured to be asked to deliver a Remembrance address to the staff of the Scottish Government at St. Andrew’s House in Edinburgh yesterday. As no humanist has ever been invited to be part of an official event of this kind, it meant a lot, and it seemed very fitting that it happened 99 years […]
Remembrance Day
I was invited by the Scottish Government to speak at their Ceremony of Remembrance earlier today at St. Andrew’s House in Edinburgh. It’s the first time that a humanist has ever been part of an official event of this kind, so it was a great honour. To the nameless millions who lie in mass […]