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...
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...
Photo credit: Forever Timeless Photography At Fuze Ceremonies, we’re privileged to witness countless unique and personal wedding moments, and the ceremony of Kirsty and Steven at the Brig o’ Doon Hotel in Ayr was one of those truly special days. Their Humanist ceremony was loving, sincere, and completely authentic to who they are as a...
Feature image credit to Northern Aye Photography Here at Fuze Ceremonies, as Scotland’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 top 10 myths about humanist weddings, well and truly busted. 1. Humanist ceremonies aren’t...
Photo by Alexander Mass (via pexels.com) One of the most powerful moments in any humanist wedding ceremony is the exchange of vows, firstly their legal vows of commitment (mandatory of course!) and then, as many do, the part where couples get to speak directly from the heart, in their own words – their personal vows....
Blog written by Hazel Dale, Humanist Celebrant, Fuze Ceremonies Photography Credit (unless noted otherwise): We Are Them Images Venue: Sherbrooke Castle An honour to reconnect When people ask me what it’s like to be a humanist celebrant, I tell them it’s an incredible privilege, and nothing brings that home more than being asked to marry...
Blog photo credit: Morris-Jones Photography / Written by Julie Murray, Fuze Celebrant Two Hearts, One Journey Standing with Patricia and Ed at The Harbour Chapel – a venue that perfectly captures warmth and character – I was struck by how deeply they care for each other. Their ceremony was filled with laughter, tears, and heartfelt...
Grant & Helen, alongside their mums, performed the ‘cog’ symbolic gesture at their Dalduff Farm humanist wedding Photo credit: Euan Robertson Weddings What is a Wedding Cog? The Orcadian Wedding Cog, often simply referred to as “the cog”, is a traditional wooden drinking vessel hailing from Orkney. Much like the Scottish quaich, it holds a...
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