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Humanist Weddings Scotland
Carla & Christophe’s Humanist Wedding at the Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh
Worried you might cry when you speak your vows? Carla was…
Jen and Phil’s informal wedding celebration
See how Jen & Phil celebrated their wedding day, even though they weren’t able to get married.
A Ceremony of Promise
In lockdown and can’t get married? Here’s a beautiful moving ceremony that you can conduct yourselves
Your wedding and the coronavirus
If you have to postpone your wedding, here’s my promise.
Your wedding and the Coronavirus
Coronavirus and your wedding: keep calm and carry on
How to find the best Humanist Celebrants in Scotland
Your celebrant is one of the 3 most important decisions you make for your wedding. The good news is that there are lots of people who can help you find the right one…
What happens at a Humanist Wedding?
Humanist weddings have been legal in Scotland since 2005. It took only ten years for them to become the second most popular form of marriage in the country, and – in Scotland at least – they’ve almost become ‘the new normal’. I meet lots of couples who’ve only ever been to humanist weddings, but – […]
Virginie and Yann’s Elopement at the Three Sisters, Glencoe
Let’s get married, in the mountains, in December – are you up for that?
Danella & Bryan’s Humanist Wedding at Balbirnie House
How long was your courtship? Bryan & Danella’s must be one of the longest ever! They first met in ‘a Discotheque’ (look it up) in August 1983 when Danella was doing her best to avoid the ‘slow’ dances, but Bryan found her hiding in a dark corner, and as the music stopped, he was rewarded […]