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Deborah and Brian’s Humanist Wedding at Ghillie Dhu

  • February 2, 2011
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
  • 0 Comments
  • Tim Maguire

It was back in October that I celebrated Deborah and Brian’s wedding so I was really pleased this morning when I got an email from Brian telling me their great news – they’re expecting their first child!  He went on to say, “So, before the next 20 years of my life disappear in a haze of nappies, … Continue Reading

Gemma & Colin’s Humanist Wedding at Norton House

  • November 30, 2010
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, To Celebrate A Life, Universal Humanism
  • 5 Comments
  • Tim Maguire

When people ask me what I do as a celebrant, I sometimes talk about my ‘Virtual Parish’. As a celebrant, I conduct more funerals than I do weddings, but they are both ‘a celebration of life’, and just as at almost every wedding, someone comes up and tells me it’s the best they’ve ever been … Continue Reading

Emma & Richard’s Humanist Wedding at Mansfield Traquair

  • November 27, 2010
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
  • 1 Comment
  • Tim Maguire

Mansfield Traquair is a stunning setting for a wedding, and I’ve never seen a shot that captures its magical atmosphere better than this one, from Richard and Emma. Here’s what Emma wrote when she sent me these great shots. I just wanted to drop you a note to say thank you so so much for … Continue Reading

Angela & Matt’s Humanist Wedding at One Royal Circus, Edinburgh

  • April 28, 2010
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
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  • Tim Maguire

I remember that when I first spoke to Matt and Angela, they were going to marry at Edinburgh Castle, which in late January can be a cold and forbidding place, so I was very pleased when they told me they’d changed their minds and booked into Edinburgh’s most discreet private venue, One Royal Circus. A complete … Continue Reading

Fiona & Michiel’s Humanist Wedding at the Merchants’ Hall in Edinburgh

  • January 1, 2010
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
  • 0 Comments
  • Tim Maguire

Although it’s almost two months ago, I remember this ceremony as though it were yesterday. Fiona & Michiel both lived in Holland when they met, but moved back to Fiona’s homeland a couple of years ago, so it was a Scots-Dutch crowd that packed into the elegant Merchants’ Hall on Hanover Street. One of the … Continue Reading

Lindsay & Nigel’s Humanist Wedding at The Atrium, Edinburgh

  • November 18, 2009
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
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  • Tim Maguire

The Atrium is a stunning venue and photographer Ross Barber must have arrived a lot earlier than I did to catch this great shot. Nigel’s two daughters, Ellie and Robyn were the flower girls, and in a really nice touch, when they came in, he went down the aisle to take them both by the … Continue Reading

Lina and Tony’s Humanist Wedding at Mansfield Traquair Edinburgh

  • October 24, 2009
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
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  • Tim Maguire

Thank you very much in being part of our special day we really had a fantastic time and the ceremony was perfect, everybody was really touched by it.

Lina and Tony’s Humanist Wedding at Mansfield Traquair Edinburgh

  • October 24, 2009
  • Universal Humanism
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  • Tim Maguire

As I often say when I’m explaining what makes a Humanist ceremony different, Humanists believe that there are more things that unite humanity, rather than divide it, and the greatest of these is love. Lina and Tony’s wedding was a textbook example. I think Lina’s dad looked really cool in his kilt. Lina and Tony … Continue Reading

Gillian and Neil’s Humanist Wedding at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

  • October 23, 2009
  • Humanist Weddings Scotland, Universal Humanism
  • 0 Comments
  • Tim Maguire

On a good day, there are few more beautiful settings for an outdoor wedding than among the Redwood trees at the Botanics. And these photos, by Kerry & Nick Steyn, capture it brilliantly. Gillian and Neil were in two minds about what kind of wedding to have: something small and discreet or a big celebration … Continue Reading

Gillian and Neil’s Humanist Wedding at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

  • October 23, 2009
  • Universal Humanism
  • 0 Comments
  • Tim Maguire

On a good day, there are few more beautiful settings for an outdoor wedding than among the Redwood trees at the Botanics. And these photos, by Kerry & Nick Steyn, capture it brilliantly. Gillian and Neil were in two minds about what kind of wedding to have: something small and discreet or a big celebration … Continue Reading

 

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