Some of you may have watched the recent Stacey Dooley programme – “Inside the Undertakers.” – in which she talks about her relationship with death and what she is scared of.  I’m sure that she is not alone and that many find the subject of death completely terrifying and/or not a topic of conversation.  

Death is never easy, regardless of whether it is anticipated or not. Almost 400,00 people per year die without telling their loved ones what their end-of-life wishes are when they die. This can make a difficult situation even harder, especially if it is an unexpected death. Here are tips on how to prepare.

Music is a beautiful language that intertwines with our most profound moments, etching them deep within our hearts. We feel the music more profound than the sound we initially hear, evoking memories and physical responses. The choice of music for your Humanist ceremony offers a unique opportunity to translate your shared love story into a language everyone can understand -…

Embarking on your wedding planning journey is a whirlwind of excitement, joy, and decision-making. Yet, when your heart is firmly set on a Humanist wedding, navigating traditional family expectations can add an extra layer of complexity. It’s like navigating a fascinating- yet unfamiliar territory that the people who love you most might not fully understand!

This guide is designed to help you navigate the journey from the euphoric ‘We’re engaged!’ moment through the thrilling planning stages and, finally, to the post-wedding afterglow.