Humanist weddings and partnerships – a ceremony that’s yours 

“A huge thank you for playing such an important role in our special day. You’re incredible at what you do and have given us the best memories to last a lifetime.”

Crafting a ceremony as unique as your story

I’m a humanist celebrant based in Malvern (and happy to travel). I love helping couples to create ceremonies that feel truly theirs. A humanist wedding is non-religious, flexible and deeply personal. I can help you to choose the words, music and rituals that feel right for you – together we will shape a day that reflects your story. It’s about creating something joyful and authentic, without the restrictions of a traditional service. 

Your day, your way, where you choose

Your ceremony can take place anywhere – a garden, a woodland clearing or a favourite spot that means something to you. We can include handfasting, personal vows or add readings from books you love. I’ll guide you through every step so the planning feels simple and stress-free, and together we’ll make sure every detail feels right for you both. 

Capturing the moments that matter

I love to work with my friend and collaborator, the talented photographer Liz Vaz of LizVazPhotography, to record those unique moments that make each ceremony memorable and preserve otherwise unnoticed moments for the future.

Get in touch

Do get in touch today for a no-obligation chat and let’s start planning something special together.

What clients say

“Helen was absolutely amazing. She perfectly understood what we wanted and was able to make the ceremony in English and perfect French! … She definitely contributed to make our wedding magical!”

“By the time of the day of celebration of our wedding, Helen had become integral to our sense of the celebration of our love. Her sensitive and professional conduct of the ceremonies were perfectly aligned with what we wished as two people, joining together late in life. Our guests responded afterwards, to us, and to Helen personally, with admiration and gratitude for the special quality she had given to the ceremony.”