Wedding planning can be a joyful time, but it can also involve lots of decisions and 'wedmin' tasks. Finding the right celebrant for you doesn't have to be difficult: you can find highly trained humanist celebrants near you with our easy-to-use Find a Celebrant map! 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

In this guide we share some information about humanist funerals, memorials, and celebrations of life to help you understand what they involve and decide whether this might be the right choice for your loved one. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

A humanist is a non-religious person who shapes their own life in the here and now, because they believe it’s the only life they have. They try to do good for its own sake, without expectation of reward after death. How humanist are you? Take our quiz! humanists.uk/humanism/how...

'What a wonderful thing it is to be part of that universe.' 🌌🌎🪐 This wonderful humanist perspective from Professor Brian Cox reminds us that we're all made of stardust! Found in the Little Book of Humanist Funerals. #Humanist #Funeral

Funerals have an environmental impact, especially regarding what happens to the body after death. But there are greener funeral options out there 🌳 Here 👇 we share some of these options and also small steps you can take to create a more eco-friendly funeral. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

A wedding without religious content doesn’t mean a ceremony without cultural traditions! Mercedes and Nurkanat chose to include meaningful rituals that celebrated their cultures, such as jumping the broom, a tea ceremony, and including traditional Kyrgz wedding attire. humanists.uk/ceremonies/w...

We know that planning a funeral can be a stressful and often overwhelming time. Our easy-to-use map is a simple way to find highly trained humanist funeral celebrants who are local to you. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

News: 15% of all marriages in Northern Ireland last year were humanist marriages. www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/norther...

Do you identify as a humanist? Are you looking to try something new? If you answered yes to those two questions you may want to consider joining our respected Humanist Ceremonies network by becoming a highly trained humanist celebrant! humanists.uk/ceremonies/b...

Humanist ceremonies are no flash in the pan! We've been conducting non-religious ceremonies since 1896! That's a long, proud, over 120-year history. We're deeply grateful to have been there for thousands of couples, families, and millions of guests. ♥️

Wedding traditions can be wonderful, but some rituals and norms might not feel quite right for you as a couple. In that case it's okay to change them or leave them out completely. ❤️ Your wedding should reflect you and your love story, not the expectations of others.

Are you planning a funeral or memorial for someone who wasn’t religious? A humanist ceremony is all about celebrating the life that was lived, their personality, and the stories that made them who they were. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

“It was definitely the right decision” After twenty-two years together, to the day, Nij and Christine tied the knot in a joyful and personal humanist wedding ceremony. ❤ Photographer: Ryan Learoyd of ShutterGoClick. Celebrant: Ewan Main

Have you done any death cleaning recently? Do your loved ones know if you’d prefer a non-religious funeral ceremony? Taking a little time to be organised in advance and talking about your wishes can make all the difference. 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

When someone dies, alongside the grief there’s often a wish to remember the happiness they brought to the lives of others. Funerals can be respectful while also including little moments of joy. Here our blog shares ideas for adding uplifting moments to a funeral.👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

🍂 September is here and we can’t help but start to think about those cosy autumn weddings. Whether you’re dreaming of autumn vibes, a summer celebration, or a festive winter gathering, your wedding can take place whenever you choose in a location that suits you both! Tell your love story, your way.

Naming ceremonies are such a lovely way to celebrate a new chapter! 💛 They're the perfect way to welcome a new baby. But, they're not just for young children, naming ceremonies are also a wonderful way to welcome adopted children or step-children into the family.

Today is day one of #thatshumanism! 🎉 – our popular social media campaign featuring our much-loved animations with Stephen Fry. To celebrate, we're launching a brand-new series of posters designed for schools, teachers, and anyone curious about the humanist approach to life. 🧵

Do you have questions about humanist weddings? we have answers! Here are our answers to some commonly asked questions about humanist weddings! 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/n...

This guide provides information about humanist funerals and memorials to help you to decide if this could be the right way to honour your loved one. You can also speak with a humanist funeral celebrant to find out more about creating a non-religious funeral ceremony. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

If you had a direct cremation for a loved one, you can still gather at a later date to share memories, tell stories, and celebrate a life. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

“I want to do something which reflects me and my life.” Suzy planned her own humanist funeral. Her plans include bright colours for the dress code instead of black, great music that’s been the soundtrack to her life, and a garden setting for the ceremony. 🌸 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

Say "I still do!" with a humanist vow renewal. A celebration of your love and all you’ve achieved together! #VowRenewal humanists.uk/ceremonies/n...

This quote from Terry Pratchett, shared in The Little Book of Humanist Funerals, offers a reflection on how humanists believe a person may live on. Not through an afterlife, but through the lasting ripples they leave on the world and the impact they had on those who knew them.

Non-religious doesn't mean not having meaningful ceremonies. If you've had a direct cremation for a loved one, you can follow it with a heartfelt memorial or ashes-scattering ceremony led by a professional humanist celebrant, at a time and place that feels right. www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

Our highly trained Humanist Ceremonies celebrants create and lead personal, inclusive, and non-religious ceremonies. If you want a ceremony that’s truly authentic to you, choose someone who shares your values and puts your story at the heart of it. Find out more 👉 humanists.uk/ceremonies/

Are you planning a funeral for someone who wasn’t religious? A humanist funeral offers a meaningful and personal way to say goodbye, without religious content. You can use our simple map to find highly trained funeral celebrants local to you. 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

We adore a handfasting! 🪢 With roots in ancient Celtic tradition, this practice dates back over 2,000 years. The couple have their hands gently tied together with a ribbon or cord, symbolising their connection and commitment to one another. Literally tying the knot! humanists.uk/ceremonies/w...

“Choosing to go with a humanist celebrant was one of the best decisions we made. It meant the ceremony could be tailored to us and be completely free of religious connotations.” cupofjo.com/2025/07/24/p...

Funerals can be emotional ceremonies, but they can also be filled with moments of warmth, laughter, and joy as we reflect on the person’s life, the relationships they created, and the impact leave behind. 💚 Our blog has some tips to help you find those uplifting moments humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

The majority of LGBT people are non-religious, and very few religious groups offer same-sex marriages. Humanist celebrants always have – and always will. Many LGBT couples want a fully recognised humanist wedding. It's time they were given that right. humanists.uk/2023/04/18/h...

A humanist funeral is a meaningful and non-religious ceremony. Each funeral ceremony is thoughtfully crafted by a highly trained humanist celebrant to reflect the personality of the person who has died, focusing on their life and the impact they had on others. 🤍 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

Humanists are non-religious people who shape their own lives in the here and now because we believe it's the only life we have. A lot of people share humanist values without even knowing the term. Maybe you're a humanist! Find out by taking our quiz! humanists.uk/humanism/how...

Did you catch this blog by our friends at Happity? It's all about humanist naming ceremonies! www.happity.co.uk/blog/article...

Naming ceremonies are deeply meaningful occasions that offer a heartfelt opportunity for family and friends to come together in celebration and support, welcoming a new child into your family and into the wider community.

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Wedding traditions can be beautiful, but many of them come with rituals and norms which might not feel quite right for you as a couple! A humanist celebrant can help you shape a non-religious wedding ceremony that feels right to the both of you, inclusive by design. ❤️

A non-religious wedding can still celebrate tradition! Our celebrants create personal, inclusive ceremonies that reflect your values. You may want to include a meaningful ritual, adapted customs, or something entirely new. Find some ideas on our blog 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/w...

Only 1 in 3 people know if their loved one wants a religious or non-religious funeral (Sunlife). Pre-planning with a humanist celebrant ensures your wishes are known and it can be a real comfort for loved ones knowing they’re honouring your life in the way you wanted. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

It's naming ceremony season! Celebrate the arrival of a child into your family with a heartfelt ceremony 💛 humanists.uk/ceremonies/n...

If you're inspired by the festival vibes, a joyful wedding ceremony at a festival could be perfect for you! It was for Tia and Max! Glastonbury festival is where they met and where they got engaged, so they knew that was where they wanted to have their wedding ceremony. humanists.uk/ceremonies/w...

Are you in your wedding planning era? Use our 'Find a Celebrant Map' to find highly trained wedding celebrants local to you! 🔎 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

The recent sunshine has us thinking about dreamy outdoor wedding ceremonies! ☀️ Did you know humanist weddings can take place anywhere? You can choose a location that works for you – a woodland, a beach, or, if you don’t want to risk the UK weather, a beautiful indoor venue. 💛

Fantastic to see such strong speeches from MPs in the recent Westminster debate on humanist marriages. Plenty of excellent wedding puns too of course. Thank you to all who contributed to this important discussion for legal equality! humanists.uk/2025/06/18/h...

The heart of a humanist funeral is the person being remembered, their story, the relationships they built, and the memories they leave with others. These funeral ceremonies are non-religious celebrations of a person’s life, led by a highly highly trained celebrant. humanists.uk/ceremonies/n...

Delighted to find a naming card - the first I’ve seen! Now feel ready for next weekend’s #humanist naming @humanistceremonies.bsky.social @humanists.uk

‘We walked in to It’s a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys to get the crowd a little hyped. We love the band, and the words are perfect for an anti-establishment celebration of queer love!' humanists.uk/ceremonies/w...

"At the end of the ceremony, many of the people told us that they had never attended a service where someone’s story was so central. For us, it was as if Helen was there, telling her story." Sharon explains why her family chose a humanist funeral for her aunt Helen. humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...

What is a humanist funeral? A humanist funeral is a non-religious ceremony that celebrates the life of the person who has died. It serves as both a personal farewell and a heartfelt commemoration of a unique individual. Find out more about humanist funerals here 👇 humanists.uk/ceremonies/f...