As the largest and longest-standing provider of humanist ceremonies in the country Humanist Society Scotland, a registered charity, has been at the heart of Scotland’s humanist wedding movement for over 20 years. With over 130 trained celebrants available across Scotland, you can have a fully legal humanist wedding ceremony, civil partnership or vow renewal anywhere you like.
Humanist Society Scotland led the campaign that made legal humanist weddings in Scotland possible and their celebrants are permanently authorised to conduct humanist weddings. Additionally, when you book a celebrant from Humanist Society Scotland, you’re also supporting Scotland’s national humanist charity that continues to campaign and champion equality, inclusion and human rights in Scotland.
Personalised, unique wedding ceremonies
Each ceremony with Humanist Society Scotland is designed to reflect your individuality, beliefs and relationship. Your chosen celebrant will work closely with you to craft an entirely personalised wedding ceremony – from writing your own vows to incorporating meaningful stories, traditions or humour.
You also have the freedom to hold your ceremony anywhere you choose – a big party with your loved ones, a quiet elopement in the hills, lochside with your dog, or even your own home. So, no matter whether you’re planning a grand or intimate affair, there’s a celebrant who is the perfect match for your unique vision.
Peace of mind with Humanist Society Scotland’s ceremony promise
Booking with Humanist Society Scotland comes with added peace of mind through their ceremony promise.
● Emergency cover: If illness or unforeseen circumstances arise, another celebrant will provide cover for your ceremony
● Public liability insurance: Included for all ceremonies
● Professional standards: All celebrants are fully trained, experienced and supported by the Humanist Society Scotland.
How to book your Humanist Society Scotland celebrant
Ready to tie the knot your way? Head to the Humanist Society Scotland website and start your search using their “find your celebrant” tool.