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...
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...
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...
Above: Linda and Grant’s humanist wedding ceremony ended with them taking flight into their next chapter. Photo credit Adelle Mungavin Photography – Blog author: Sam Conroy, Fuze Celebrant Have you ever seen the film ‘Practical Magic’? If yes, then this next part will make perfect sense! And if not, watch it! It truly is one...
At Fuze Ceremonies, we’re absolutely delighted to share some exciting news with you! We’ve been recognised for our outstanding customer service with not just one, but two prestigious Feefo awards: 🌟 Gold Trusted Service Award 2025 – This incredible achievement reflects the 2,600 five-star reviews we’ve received from couples and families who have experienced the...
Above: Jenna and Adam enjoy watching their guests take in and embrace the Mexican Hug gesture – Captured by the amazing Lauren Campbell Photography at Number 10 Hotel, Glasgow What is a Mexican Hug? Imagine your guests walking into your humanist wedding ceremony and instantly feeling the warmth, love, and connection of everyone in the...
Why elope? While the dictionary definition of eloping has morphed into something a little looser nowadays, the romantic and adventurous spirit of eloping remains the same and has never been more lusted after. Modern elopements come in all shapes and sizes; from a micro-wedding comprising twenty guests in a pretty city centre park to a...
Here are some ideas of the things you should think about for your ceremony. You can also download the Fuze Wedding Ceremony Planner which includes more information on structure, timings, wedding vows and symbolic gestures. Music for Assembling As you guests assemble, its nice to have some music you have chosen. Why not make up a play-list...
Adele and Tom pictured perfectly by Trevor Wilson from Silver Photography By Paula Wilkinson, Fuze Celebrant A River of Love: Tom and Adele’s Elopement in Glencoe Humanist wedding love stories are built on the solid foundation of shared adventures, mutual respect, and a connection to the natural world. For Tom and Adele, their journey began...
