It’s the age old question, and that was what I talked about at the Scottish Government’s Remembrance Day event at St. Andrew’s House in Edinburgh on Friday 8th November. I had an Air Commodore on one side of me and a Major General on the other, so mine was the only white poppy on display. … Continue Reading
We only die when we’re forgotten and not loved anymore.
We honestly cannot thank you enough for making our wedding the dream that we had always hoped for.
Everything was beautiful and we couldn’t have been happier with the ceremony and celebration that followed!
It is only by recognising our common humanity that we can break the endless cycle of violence.
Your wedding is your chance to say in your own words why you’ve chosen to marry and what that means to you.
Humanist celebrants don’t tell couples what marriage means. Instead, we ask what it means to them and what most say is that it’s is an equal partnership.
Curriculum Vitae brevis…
Humanist funerals were happy, not sad. If humanism got things back to front, that was good because so did I.
We can perhaps imagine what it is to prepare for our own death. What we cannot begin to imagine is what it is like to watch someone we love dying, slowly and painfully, in front of our eyes.