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Faces Of The Foundation: Marie McWilliams

In this Faces of the Foundation feature, we’re delighted to introduce Marie, a celebrant whose life and work are deeply rooted in her local community in Ayr. With over 30 years spent working in care, Marie brings compassion, warmth and a genuine love of people to every ceremony she creates. Her journey into celebrancy is...

The Pets Behind Our Celebrants

Celebrating the connections that support us – in work, in life, and in the quiet moments in between. The furry, feathered (and slightly chaotic) supporters behind the scenes If you’ve ever worked with one of our celebrants, you’ll know the care, thought, and attention that goes into every ceremony. What you might not see… is...

Why Community Support Matters More Than We Realise

Community is something we often take for granted, until the moment we need it most. At different points in our lives, whether through joy, loss, change, or uncertainty, the presence of a supportive community can make all the difference. It’s the quiet reassurance of knowing someone is there, the practical help offered without hesitation, and...

Faces of the Fuze Foundation: Alan Deeney

Meet Alan – Compassion, Care & Connection at the Heart of Every Ceremony In this Faces of the Foundation feature, we’re proud to introduce Alan, a Humanist Celebrant whose journey is rooted in care, shaped by people, and guided by genuine human connection. With over 15 years’ experience as a community mental health nurse, Alan...

Supporting Equality Through Our Charity Partnerships

At The Fuze Foundation and Fuze Ceremonies, equality isn’t just something we talk about.  It’s something we actively support through the partnerships we build and the causes we champion. Every ceremony we deliver contributes to something bigger. Through our work, we support organisations that stand alongside people during some of the most challenging times in...

A New Choice in Scotland: Understanding Alkaline Hydrolysis

Equality, Empowerment & Compassionate Giving in End-of-Life Care From 2nd March 2026, an important change comes into effect in Scotland. The Scottish Parliament has now passed the final regulations allowing Alkaline Hydrolysis (sometimes referred to as “water cremation”) to become a legally permitted option.  While facilities are not yet operational, organisations may now begin applying...