The ceremony was the most important part of our day; it was truly magical and more than we could wished for.
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Universal Humanism
How to reschedule your wedding the easy way
Rather than having to individually contact your photographer, your caterer, your hair & beauty person, your videographer, your car hire, your celebrant and your musicians, just send them one email from Doodle.
Wow, what a year!
As D-Ream once sang, ‘things can only get better…’
Happiness is home made
I was flattered when Emma Miller, the editor of Hood Magazine, asked me to take over their ‘Man at the Back’ feature for a couple of issues. Here’s my Christmas gift to you – it’s still not too late to make something, and by doing so, make someone feel very special!
Chris & Courtney’s Humanist Wedding at Balbirnie House
We had such a great experience with you throughout the planning process as well as the day itself; our guests were very complimentary
Happy First Anniversary, Charley & Nick!
“Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts for conducting our beautiful and intimate wedding ceremony. It truly was a magical day, and every guest had a wonderful time. Many said it was the best wedding they’d ever been to!”
Farewell, Scottish Wedding Directory
Independent reviews were a great help to me and my Celebrate People colleagues.
Cressie & Nicky’s Humanist Wedding at The Skybar
“For us it was the perfect day and I wouldn’t change it for the world!”
‘We’re having a celebration of life’ is in danger of becoming a cliché.
Humanists believe we should celebrate the one life we have, but we also believe that grieving and mourning are fundamental to the healing process. Celebration isn’t obligatory, and it would be wrong to think that’s what a humanist funeral has to be.
Tracy & Rufus’s Humanist Wedding at Wedderburn Castle
“It’s a beautiful thing when two eternally romantic idiots finally meet” As a creative director working in advertising, Rufus knows how to pack a lot of meaning into a small space. He and Tracy wanted their wedding to be short and sweet so that’s what it was. I remember turning up to the castle: everyone […]