There’s usually a good four month gap between the wedding and me blogging about it, but this has to be a record. I married Graham and Donna four YEARS ago! It was meeting them at Kevin and Lindsay’s wedding at the Hub last Christmas that brought them right back to mind. Marlyn’s Wynd is one … Continue Reading
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Humanist Weddings Scotland
Things to think about if you don’t want a rehearsal
As I’ve said elsewhere on this blog, rehearsals aren’t mandatory, but they’re a good chance to work out what happens when and who does what. I first met Julie and Dougie at a wedding fair at The Corn Exchange last November, and I remember we got on like a house on fire. They’re getting married … Continue Reading
Chris and Gill’s Humanist Wedding at Portobello Town Hall
“Thanks so much for an amazing ceremony. It was everything we hoped for and more and you delivered it perfectly.”
Jools and Iain’s surprise wedding at St Columba’s by the Castle
It was at the beginning of July that Jools and Iain got in touch about their surprise wedding this August. That’s right – less than two months later! They’ve been together for almost eleven years, having come up here (separately) from Brighton. Since then they’ve had two wonderful children and “built their fortress” as they describe their relationship. … Continue Reading
Keren and Stephen’s Humanist Wedding at Linlithgow Burgh Halls
Keren and Stephen’s friends Paul and Fiona set them up on a blind date not once, but twice!
Claire & Gareth’s Humanist Wedding at The Thomas Morton Hall in Leith
People find all sorts of ways to fall in love, but Gareth and Claire were the first couple I’ve married who got together while running. Along with Gareth’s dad and other friends from Inverness, they were part of the infamous “Tuesday Night Running Club” where Claire got her nickname ‘Coach McGeary’. Their wedding was … Continue Reading
Fran and Bobby’s Humanist Wedding on Calton Hill
Thanks again Tim for making our day just that, ours in every way”.
Joanne and Colin’s Humanist wedding at Keavil House
We are so happy that you were the person to marry us. Thank you for all your support leading up to the wedding too. Everyone is still raving about how it was the most sincere ceremony they have ever attended and we couldn’t have done it without your help. Keep up the great work Tim. You’re obviously a natural at what you do 🙂
Fiona and Tom’s Humanist wedding at Kirknewton Stables
My thanks to Offbeat Bride, photographer Ingrid Murs and of course to Fiona & Tom for making this post very easy… Tom and Fiona chose to marry at Kirknewton Stables, a popular venue for people who like to do things their own way: and they really did, in every sense. The bridesmaids helped make all the pom-poms, … Continue Reading
Pat and Colin’s Humanist wedding at Cringletie House
Thank you for making our day so special for us