Alexi Killduggins

I passionately believe in the importance of offering non-theistic people the choice to mark important life occasions in a personal, soulful way that captures the intrinsic uniqueness of them as individuals.

It’s my wish to help others celebrate life in a personal, value-filled way that doesn’t need religion attached to it.

In the words of Stephen Fry, “A humanist ceremony is a meaningful, non-religious occasion created specifically for the people involved to be personally meaningful.” It’s something which aims to mark important life occasions for people who are non-religious and to do so in a way that is full of meaning, personal to them and characterised by their values. Be that a funeral which really embraces the kind of life that the deceased led or a wedding which is infused by the uniqueness of the couple’s relationship. Ultimately, it’s the most meaningful kind of ceremony there can be: one that attempts to find meaning in the lives of the participants.