13 Years of Impact: How the Fuze Foundation Has Made a Difference For more than a decade, the Fuze Foundation has been quietly, but powerfully, changing lives across Scotland. What began as a small group of passionate Humanist celebrants coming together to support people in need has grown into a movement of compassion, dignity, and...
Pictured above (left to right): Lynne Wiseman, Regional Fundraising Lead from MND Scotland Charity; George McLean, Fuze Brand Ambassador; Morag Webster, Fuze Foundation Chair; Lauren McGregor, Corporate Fundraisers from Beatson Cancer Charity. Our 2nd Quarter ‘give back’ Morag Webster and George McLean met with representatives from both our charity partners and revealed their individual give...
Pictured above Ynonne Hannah Fuze Celebrant, captured perfectly by Laura Kemp Photography The National Records of Scotland (NRS) have released their yearly life vital events report for 2024 – we take a dip into the numbers to give you the headlines on all the marriage stats The National Records of Scotland (NRS) recently...
At the Fuze Foundation, one of our key purposes is to support families through meaningful ceremonies and moments of remembrance, guided all the way by our humanist values. One valuable way to preserve a loved one’s legacy is through the Ashes Register. Preserving For Generations The Ashes Register provides a secure and permanent record for...
Phot credit: Canva.com Here at Fuze Ceremonies, we believe every one of our humanist weddings are a deeply personal narrative deserving of heartfelt expressions. Your ceremony guided by our creative team of humanist celebrants, can help you select meaningful poetry or readings that can bring warmth, reflection, and individuality to your bespoke ceremony. Why Poetry...
By Wendy Dallas, Humanist Celebrant with Fuze Ceremonies Photo credit to: Nicole Parrack Creative There’s something magical about holding your wedding in a place that already feels like home. For Jen and Anton, that place was the beautiful garden of Jen’s parents, Ronnie and Carol, in Langbank. It was here, whilst surrounded by the people who...
At Fuze Ceremonies and The Fuze Foundation, we are constantly inspired by the ways our celebrants live out the values of humanism every day, both in and out of ceremony spaces. One shining example of this is Jane Alexander, a dedicated humanist celebrant and volunteer with Dumfries and Galloway Blood Bikes (DGBB), a remarkable charity...
Photo credit: Cara Frew Photography At Fuze Ceremonies, we know that a wedding day is about far more than just legalities and logistics — it’s about love, connection, and honouring the people who have shaped your story. For many couples planning a humanist wedding ceremony, that includes acknowledging those who are no longer with us...
Pictured above are Fuze Celebrants Yvonne Hannah, Sam Conroy, George McLean and Morag Webster At Fuze Ceremonies, we’ve always believed that planning your humanist wedding ceremony should feel exciting, not overwhelming. That’s why we’ve launched “The I Do Review – Unscripted Celebrant Sessions”, a brand new video series created to help demystify the ceremony planning...
Elis and Jamie caught perfectly by their photographer Clyde Weddings Photo & Video Written By Cindy Cosgrove, Fuze Celebrant It’s not every day you get to stand beside a couple who met in a nightclub and are now tying the knot, literally, with a beautiful Scottish handfasting ritual. But that’s exactly what I had the...
