Lovebirds Hazel and Craig were determined not to let two cancellations and a reduced guestlist get in the way of fun
Photography | Victoria Charlotte Rose
Tag: Humanist Society Scotland
Readings can inject personality, emotion and poignancy into your ceremony, but with so many options, it’s hard to know where to begin. Here, we’ve rounded up some of our favourites, from lighthearted contemporary pieces to traditional tearjerkers
Congratulations, you’re engaged to be married! One of the most important decisions you will now be faced with is the type of ceremony you both want – non-religious/humanist, non-religious/civil (registrar), interfaith or reflecting your religious beliefs.
Every cloud has a silver lining…even in a pandemic! The new Mrs McGregor tells us how she managed to keep calm amidst the madness, and still have the day of her and Gary’s dreams…
Photography | Casey Stewart Photography
Despite many Covid-related trials and tribulations, Rachael and Nick’s Glasgow wedding had attitude in spades. UFC announcer Bruce Buffer even had a starring role!
Photography | Bruce Mackenzie Photography
Whether you choose to marry in front of two or 200 guests, a Humanist Society Scotland celebrant will help you create a memorable ceremony that allows your personalities to shine through – and make the process as stress-free as possible!
There’s a ceremony reading to suit every taste, but so much choice can leave you wondering where to begin. We’ve got the top 10 dos and don’ts of choosing your wedding readings with guidance from Scottish celebrants
Amy and Stuart fell head over heels for the Edinburgh venue and made the most of every nook and cranny for their heartfelt, sunshine-filled celebration
Photography | Weir Photography
Covid meant Rebecca and Chris ended up getting married in a sweet little ceremony in the bride’s parents’ back garden with a postponed ‘sequel’ reception now planned for 2023
Photography | David Louden Wedding Photography
Elisabeth, Mary and their daughter had to quarantine for 14 days ahead of their teeny outdoors wedding ceremony at Loch Turret and with restricted numbers, asked their photographers to double as witnesses
Photography | Crieff Photography
It poured all day at Georgina and Ross’s wedding at Murthly Estate, but the marquee was filled with colourful DIY decor, music, food, love and laughter so the weather didn’t matter a jot
Photography | Solen Photography
Ailsa and Kieran had to put plans for a big wedding party on hold, but decided to have a small ceremony and dinner at Fruin Farm when Covid restrictions allowed in August 2020
Photography | SimonsStudio
Jess and Hector had to cull an original guest list of around 90 to just 15 and rode a wave of uncertainty waiting to see whether an easing of Covid restrictions would even allow them to marry
Photography | Natalie Holt
Originally from Lewis, Rhona and Donnie had a 230-strong guest list that were ready to ceilidh and a donated Tesla to transport the bride to the venue
You can secure your date on Humanist Society Scotland’s website straight away – ensuring that a friendly, expertly trained and fully authorised celebrant will be there on your wedding day
