After the wedding, people came up to us to tell us what an amazing ceremony it was and our family and friends around the world also texted us to tell us that it was very unique.
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Gary & Gerard’s Humanist Wedding at The Bonham
It’s wonderful that same sex couples now have the same legal standing as heterosexual ones. We were able to celebrate this, and make it official.”
Nicole & John’s Humanist Wedding at Carlowrie Castle
The ceremony was one of the best parts, if not the best part, of the entire day.
Ami & Struan’s Humanist Wedding at Carlowrie Castle
‘I’m not going to lie. I usually find the ceremony part pretty boring, but that was bloody brilliant!’
Megan & Ben’s Humanist Wedding at Eskmills Venue
So many people at the wedding commented on how much they enjoyed the ceremony and the intimacy of it all.
Amanda & Stephen’s Humanist Wedding at Arniston House
“What we spent most time on was thinking about what to say about our bridal party. We are so close with them all in different ways we wanted to ensure we expressed our relationships with them individually.”
Virginie and Yann’s Elopement at the Three Sisters, Glencoe
Let’s get married, in the mountains, in December – are you up for that?
Abigail and Ryan’s Humanist Wedding at The Signet Library
I loved telling the unlikely story of how the China Doll and the Boy with Black Pudding in his Teeth met, went to see ‘I Love You, Phillip Morris’ and eventually fell in love.
Sharon and James’s Humanist Wedding at Edinburgh Castle
Even the photographer said, “James and Sharon’s wedding was a wonderful, heart warming, intimate celebration of love.”