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Jayne and Keith's Sunflower Scottish handfasting wedding | Confetti.co.uk

You may have heard about humanist wedding ceremonies before, maybe not! Here is everything you need to know so you can decide if it's right for you. Image captured by Micaela Karina Photography, a wedding photographer based in the UK.

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Sophie and & Michael’s intimate elopement on the North Antrim Coast. With a first look at Dunseverick Castle, Ceremony on the cliffs at Dunluce Castle and exploring the Giants Causeway, this intimate elopement is filled with pure emotion.

If you are non-religious and planning a wedding, choosing a civil wedding means your wedding ceremony won’t be very unique. Weddings conducted by Registrars are very strict in what can be said and are usually a short template that can’t be changed. There is an alternative! Weddings conducted by a Humanist Celebrant are bespoke, personalised wedding ceremonies. Click through to read more about Humanist Weddings and 10 reasons why, if you are planning a modern wedding, you should choose one!

We knew the minute we saw this humanist wedding ceremony script that Lauren and Sean wrote with their Humanist officiant, Leigh Bradley, that it had to be

This was my first visit to this gem in the Scottish Borders - the exceptional sixteenth century Aikwood Tower, which has been lovingly renovated in recent years, while at the same time maintaining the endearing character and quirks of the historic building. www.aikwoodtower.com The elegant yet relaxed surroundings were the perfect setting for Tara and Robin’s intimate wedding. Tara and Robin put a great deal of thought into writing their vows and sharing their feelings on love and marriage…

A wedding is a completely personal event, and there's no right or wrong way to do it. But for me, to make solemn promises in front of a god I don't believe in, using language I didn't agree with, in the kind of building I rarely visit, seemed a pretty insincere way to kick off a marriage. But there was one thing that religious weddings offer that I really wanted - reflection and preparation.

Many couples choose to include an oathing stone ritual in their humanist wedding ceremony. Humanist Society Scotland celebrants can help!

Want alternative wedding planning tips? Dreaming of a unique wedding ceremony? If you’re planning a fun, relaxed wedding day, consider an alternative wedding ceremony with a Humanist Wedding. This blog post is packed full of wedding ideas and tips for planning a cool, unique wedding day. Click the link for the best top tips for a unique wedding!

Bride and groom bound by a handfasting ribbon during their Humanist handfast wedding ceremony in the Scottish Highlands. Bride wears a pale tartan shawl over her Kate Beaumont wedding dress. The Kitcheners Wedding Photograph

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When Jess Married Mark* 🩷 *heavily featuring Otto 🐶🥺 Words can’t describe how perfect this wedding was! I got to spend two days with J+M, first their legal ceremony at Bristol Register Office, and then their fabulous humanist ceremony and wedding celebration at The Forge, Bristol. Otto was the bestest ring bearer, and the ceremony by Debbie @theurbancelebrant was absolutely beautiful and so emotional. Afterwards we headed to the Christmas Steps for confetti and the perfect family photo…

After sharing how they managed to throw a sensory-friendly wedding, honeymoon wasn't the only thing this neurodivergent couple got to celebrate.

A Humanist Wedding Ceremony – Choice It’s perhaps hard to believe, but only half a century ago the choices of wedding ceremony available to marrying couples were very limited indeed – you either headed to your local Church or other place of worship, or to the Register Office. Today, in England and Wales, we can […]