Kate Clarkson, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] My address: 1A Woodhouse Ln, Sale M33 4JS, UK
Karen Partridge, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] My address: 95 Maple Rd, Bristol BS7 8RF, UK
Joanne Bromley, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] My address: 30 Parkfield Cres, Taunton TA1 4SA, UK
Joanne Seacombe, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] My address: Burton Rd, Burton-on-Trent DE13 9NF, UK
John Durbin, the Celebrant
I conduct funerals, wedding and partnership ceremonies on behalf of the British Humanist Association in Cardiff and South Wales. I am married with three adult children and I live in Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan.. After a long career as a manager in the NHS, I took early retirement and began to read …
John Sutton, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] My address: 23 Greenhill, Evesham WR11, UK
John Topping, the Celebrant
My email: [email protected] I work anywhere in the County Durham, Cumbria and North Yorkshire area. Call me: 01833 690904 My mobile number is: 07812 525059 My address: 66 Newgate, Barnard Castle DL12 8NJ, UK [justified_image_grid]
Jon Trevor, the Celebrant
I am a Humanist Celebrant, trained and accredited by the British Humanist Association. I perform Humanist and non-religious Funerals and Weddings/Partnerships in and around Birmingham, Sandwell, Dudley, Solihull and further afield. I decided to train as a Humanist Celebrant after attending a beautiful Humanist Funeral for a friend’s mother. I realised then the huge value …
Julie Hassell, the Celebrant
Hello and thank you for taking the time to view my profile. My name is Julie Hassell and I’m an accredited Humanist Celebrant. It is my very great pleasure to preside over non-religious funerals, memorials, weddings and partnerships throughout Northern Ireland, border counties and other locations by arrangement. As people seek unique experiences to share …
Julie Wright, the Celebrant
Hello! One of the reasons you have come to the British Humanist website is that you want to acknowledge and celebrate the significance of an ancient rite of passage in a way which is true to your beliefs, rather than following a religious ceremony which is not for you. I hope I’ll be able to …