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.
Faye’s Last Party
Living funerals are not completely unknown in this country but they are very rare.
The missing word is ‘Humanist’
My experience of funerals was that you arrived sad and left miserable, but the humanist attitude was different.
Caitlyn & Cameron’s Humanist Wedding at Carlowrie Castle
So many people have said it’s one of the best weddings they’ve ever been to because we made it so personal.
My wife and I…
That was great, but you’ve totally xxxxed my speech!
Laura & John’s Humanist Wedding at Roseberry Steading
I see John and Laura together and think, “I want that”.
Kimberley & Lawrence’s Renewal of Vows at St Anthony’s Chapel
Your vows are the heart of your marriage, but are they open to renegotiation?
Christie & James’s Humanist Wedding at Cairns Farm Estate
“Thank you for conducting our ceremony – we thought it was brilliant!”
Hannah & Tom’s Humanist Wedding in the John Muir Grove at the Royal Botanical Garden
Tim was the celebrant at our wedding. We loved his approach to create a personal and memorable ceremony that we will never forget.
Laura & Nicky’s Humanist Wedding at The Radstone
There’s no greater compliment than to be asked to conduct the wedding of a wedding professional.
The Book of Love
We only die when we’re forgotten and not loved anymore.