Winter brings with it a magical and romantic atmosphere, making this season a perfect time to get married in December. The crisp air, sparkling lights, and festive ambiance contribute to…
Marvin and Sandra are a young married couple who approached me with a very specific request: to create a ceremony for them in two languages, Italian and German, that would…
Actively involving children in a wedding ceremony is a wonderful way to make the event more memorable and inclusive. Creating an engaging experience for the little ones requires careful planning…
When planning a significant event, such as a wedding or a memorial ceremony, the choice of celebrant plays a crucial role in shaping the experience. In particular, humanist celebrants emerge…
The secular-humanist celebrant is a professional figure that plays a significant role in ceremonies and celebrations, offering a personalized service that reflects secular and humanist values. Their presence is increasingly…
Sologamy, or self-marriage Sologamy, or self-marriage, is a symbolic ceremony where you commit to maintaining a meaningful, deep, and loving relationship with yourself. Sologamy is a contemporary practice that has…
The ceremony I want to share in this post is an example of Death Education, or rather, as I prefer to say: becoming familiar with the thought of death and…
In my experience as a humanist celebrant, I dedicate great attention to finding the right words to narrate the life story of those who entrust me with the task of…
In one of my previous posts, I have already shared the Bengali wedding ceremony that I wrote and officiated for Sumuoli and Alfredo, two special individuals, a radiant and deeply…
In the vast tapestry of wedding ceremonies, the choice of a humanist secular wedding stands out as a celebration deeply rooted in personal values, love, and authenticity. So, why do…
