has anybody been to a humanistic ceremony or is thinking of having one? iv been reading up on it adn it sounds lovely adn fits in well with me and the OH's beleifs xxx
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CommentAuthorMrs Badger
Yes, we are hoping to have one, we just need to make contact with a celebrant. I've not been to one before, but they are supposed to be really personal
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I had one back in September...and I'm so glad i did
my celebrant was fantastic and came to the house and asked me and mike how we met etc and totally personalised it to our taste...added a bit of humour into it bu made it so special and mentioned the guests that had travelled and about my dad who passed away and couldnt be there :) xx
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CommentAuthorNuttynonnie
aww that sounds lovely! i really want a ceremony that reflects our backgrounds and personality and iv heard they are a bit longer than civil ceremonies. Cant have a religious ceremony as the OH doesnt believe in any of that so this sounds like our cup of tea!! xxx
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We're having a humanist ceremony. My cousin had one and it just felt very right for her and her (now) husband. I didn't even consider anything else, to be honest.
We're even allowed to have little cultural Jewish references for my heritage (I'm a Jewish atheist) and we're having some lovely readings and a couple of songs... Okay so it will last longer than a civil ceremony, but it'll be personal and fun.
CommentAuthorLittle Kettle
We're having one back in London. H2B's parents aren't able to come to Vegas so we are having a blessing in our local park for close family and friends. It will be conducted by a friend of ours who is a white witch. Have no idea what to expect, but I have faith in our friend that it will be fabulous and full of love. Hx
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CommentAuthorPaula
I think they are a great idea, they seem to be more personal x
CommentAuthorNuttynonnie
iv managed to get hold of a list of celebrants in my area coz iv got my heart set on this now :-) xxx
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CommentAuthorFlossie
We're having one too......our celebrant Annie is just lovely. Neither myself or my H2B are particularly religious, but it felt right for us, more personal than a civil ceremony. xx
CommentAuthorKat831
My friend Lorna had a humanist ceremony in June and it was absolutely beautiful. I'm planning on having an interfaith celebrant as I am quite spiritual and my H2b is agnostic, the celebrant I have chosen seems lovely. xx
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CommentAuthorMrs Alsbetty
we wanted one but it isn't a legal thing so we went for reg office as we couldn't afford celebrant and the reg office, we were originally were going to do a little reg office ceremony with a few people then a humanist ceremony but money was low we still had a lovely ceremony exactly how we wanted it and we chose an american Indian reading . then we had a bbq in the sunshine and a boogie in the evening, perfect hope you can do it
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CommentAuthorRockabilly chick
This is legal in Scotland I believe but not in England for some reason. Not sure why. I am having a Humanist ceremony, can anyone tell me what to expect? I have never been to a humanist ceremony but I am an athiest and so is partner, so thought twas best option. How does it work?
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CommentAuthorJane
a've just looked it up and it's got me baffeled it sounds just like a reg service to be honest to a little personnal via the wordin x
