Everyone we have spoken to has commented on how much they enjoyed the day.
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Universal Humanism
Amanda & Stephen’s Humanist Wedding at Arniston House
“What we spent most time on was thinking about what to say about our bridal party. We are so close with them all in different ways we wanted to ensure we expressed our relationships with them individually.”
Louise & Ryan’s Humanist Wedding at Seton Collegiate Church
We cannot thank you enough for helping to make our wedding such an incredible day!
10 Years On… Alizon & John’s humanist wedding at Ravensheugh Log Cabin
What we have found from creating our beautiful ceremony are many things that underpin our marriage.
Anne-Marie & Richard’s humanist wedding at the John Muir Tipis
We loved our ceremony as did everyone attending
It’s a cover-up…
Wedding guests are now free to take their face masks off to eat, drink and dance, but they still have to wear them during the ceremony if it’s indoors. I know. Decried by the Scottish Wedding Industry Association as confusing and contradictory, the papers have had a field day. The Scotsman called it a glaring … Continue Reading
John & Kerry’s Humanist Wedding at Archerfield House
“Thank you so much for helping to make our day so special!”
Jen & David’s Humanist Wedding on the farm at Aberdour
“We had so many folk say they enjoyed how personal and relaxed the ceremony was. It totally started the day off on a good note!”
My advice on Marriage; first, look under your seats
Choose elements from the ceremony and print them onto cards. Put them into envelopes, seal and number them, and then hide them at random under the seats.
Ideas and Inspiration for your humanist wedding ceremony
I aim to ensure that every couple I marry has ‘the best wedding ever’ and that’s why I wrote my book, WE DO!