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Driving to Make a Difference: Celebrant Jane’s Lifesaving Volunteer Work with Dumfries & Galloway Blood Bikes

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...

The I Do Review โ€“ Unscripted Celebrant Sessions

Pictured above are Fuze Celebrants Yvonne Hannah,ย  Sam Conroy, George McLean and Morag Webster At Fuze Ceremonies, weโ€™ve always believed that planning your humanist wedding ceremony should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Thatโ€™s why weโ€™ve launched โ€œThe I Do Review โ€“ Unscripted Celebrant Sessionsโ€, a brand new video series created to help demystify the ceremony planning...

Itโ€™s Time for Equality: Why Humanist Marriages Must Be Legally Recognised in England and Wales

Photo credit: Neil Thomas Douglas Photography History Makers At the Fuze Foundation, we are proud to work in Scotland.ย  A country that recognises the value, meaning, and dignity of Humanist marriage Ceremonies. As a Scottish-based Humanist organisation, we strongly support the growing call for legal recognition of Humanist marriages across the rest of the United...

Top 10 Myths About Humanist Ceremonies โ€“ Busted!

Feature image credit to Northern Aye Photography Here at Fuze Ceremonies, as Scotlandโ€™s leading experts in humanist wedding ceremonies, our experienced Fuze celebrants have guided thousands of couples through unforgettable days and we regularly hear the same misconceptions. So here are the topโ€ฏ10 myths about humanist weddings, well and truly busted. 1. Humanist ceremonies arenโ€™t...