Inviting your guests to contribute turns them from spectators into participants, and it generates a feeling of togetherness that you’ll never forget.
A funeral is the ultimate distress purchase
If even doctors can’t talk about death, it’s hardly surprising that the rest of us ignore it too.
Joanna & Darren’s Humanist Wedding at Whitekirk Hill
You gave us the best gift by encouraging us to share our own story and really connect with our guests.
Annie & Richárd’s Humanist Wedding at Carlowrie Castle
It was so meaningful to create a ceremony that really reflected who we are, and what our idea of marriage is.
Hayley & Paul’s Humanist Elopement at Seacliff
An elopement brings marriage back to its essential elements: two people making promises to one another
Kirsten and Calum’s Humanist wedding at Riddles Court
With your guidance and support we really feel our ceremony was just perfect for us.
Philippa & Callum’s Humanist Wedding at the Virgin Hotel
We fell into a humanist wedding by chance and it’s one of the best things we did.
Rebecca & Andrew’s Humanist Wedding at The Caves
“We were incredibly nervous about the ceremony, but Tim turned our trepidation into excitement, and we have such wonderful memories!
Irene & Mike’s Humanist Elopement at Seacliff
With the sea breaking over the rocks in the background, Seacliff wasn’t just a romantic location; it was sublime.
The Kirking of the Parliament
I urge you to look beyond the things that divide us to those that unite us, and work together, for the common good
I’m a Humanist – But We Still Need The Kirk
There are many differences between me and the religious leaders I work beside. But the most important is this: I have a virtual parish. They have a real one.
Stuart & Kate’s Humanist Wedding at Broxmouth Courtyard
It was, very easily put, the best day of our lives.