Blog written and created by Yvonne Hannah Fuze Celebrant – Photo credit on all images to Cara Frew Photography Real Life Wedding Love Story – Hannah & Nic I knew we were going to have a lot of fun the moment I met Hannah, Nic, and Hannah’s mum and dad—Debbie-Ann and Angus—at the very first...
Why Choose A Symbolic Gesture Anyway? A humanist wedding ceremony is more than just words of commitment – it’s a moment of deep meaning, shared with those you love most. That’s why so many couples choose to include symbolic gestures, adding layers of significance to their vows and creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether...
When we think about the legacy we leave behind, it’s often in the form of memories, love, and the impact we’ve had on others. But what if your legacy could continue to change lives for years to come? Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to support causes that matter most to...
Blog Written by Zoe Bell-Arnot, Fuze Celebrant Ring the Bell – and Let Your Heart Swell Do you remember when you were younger and would hear bells ringing loudly from a church after a wedding? It was a joyous declaration to the world that a couple had united in matrimony. Those deep, powerful chimes resonated...
Blog written by: Nancy Braid, Fuze Celebrant / Photography credit: Euan Robertson Photography Off to Dalduff Farm for the Big Day As a humanist celebrant with Fuze Ceremonies, I have the joy of helping couples craft a wedding ceremony that truly reflects their values and personalities. For Grant and Helen, choosing a humanist wedding was...
Pictured above, representatives from Alzheimer Scotland, Beatson Cancer Charity and celebrant team fundraisers from The Fuze Foundation & Fuze Ceremonies £12,858 of ‘give back’ The Fuze Foundation recently celebrated 12 months of giving back, by revealing a wonderful £12,858 (donated from legal wedding ceremony fees and additional fundraising) to our our two charity partners for...
Blog Written by Anna Gilchrist, Fuze Celebrant Bringing The Elements To Ceremony Life There’s something undeniably magical about the elements in our world, especially the symbolism of honouring them during a humanist led wedding ceremony. And there is nothing more perfect than performing symbsolic gestures that link to this, than that of during an outdoor...
Making Time Count I’m Julie Murray, a Humanist Celebrant based in Broughty Ferry, proudly part of Fuze Ceremonies and The Fuze Foundation. In December 2024, I was asked by a local funeral director, William Purves Funeral Director, Broughty Ferry, to conduct a celebration of life ceremony for a young woman, Joana Knowlton, aged just 35 years. Little...
Both James and David’s mums, Susan and Carole, were honoured to give a last kiss as ‘single’ people to their sons 1st of February 2025 at The Savings Bank, Glasgow – Photo credit: Marc Miller Photography Blog written by: Hazel Dale, Humanist Celebrant at Fuze Ceremonies Weddings are rich with tradition, often assigning special roles...
Empowerment Through Compassionate Giving! March is an opportunity to spotlight The Fuze Foundation’s commitment to equality, empowerment, and community support, while also launching our new year-long partnerships with Beatson Cancer Charity and MND Scotland. We announced our March 1st 2025 to February 28th 2026 charity partners on Valentines Day 2025, our little way of sharing the love...
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