My name is Jen Culby, and I have the privilege of creating and delivering unique, non-religious wedding and vow renewal ceremonies that are fully tailored to you.

My mission is to make sure your ceremony fits and feels exactly the way you want it, whether it be short or long, fun-filled or sentimental, quirky or traditional, understated or extravagant (or a mix of it all!), and you love every minute of it. In future years to come, my dream is that you will look back at that special day, and your unique ceremony, and remember it as one of the best days of your life.

I aim to make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible. I spend time getting to know you and what’s important to you, and to understand your vision for your special day. If needed, I am also here to support if you want some ideas or inspiration.

One of the many great things about Humanists weddings is that they are completely flexible and allow you to choose what you want – the location, music, readings, symbolic acts, the vows you make, and if you want to include family and friends in the ceremony (or even four-legged friends!).

After meeting with you, I then weave together your personal stories, along with meaningful moments, into a bespoke ceremony script that is all your own. Once it is spot on, and we’re nearing the big day, I can join you for a rehearsal to make sure everything is clear and goes smoothly on the day. Then when the time has come, I will be there to guide and support you, and deliver your perfect ceremony in a warm, friendly, and open way, that celebrates the uniqueness of the two of you and your relationship.

I conduct wedding and vow renewal ceremonies around London, and am also happy to consider weddings that are further afield in the UK or abroad.

If you would like to have an informal (no obligation) chat, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

About Me

Originally from the States, I’ve lived in London for almost 20 years.

I was married in Dublin in 2016 in a Humanist ceremony, though at the time I didn’t actually know much about Humanism or what Humanist ceremonies could be like.  However, we did know we didn’t want our ceremony to be religious, and that we wanted something unique to us.  I learned how personal and inclusive and laughter-filled a Humanist ceremony could be, not just for us, but also for all of our loved ones there with us.  After attending other types of ceremonies over the years, and talking to friends since, I was inspired to help other people have the same type of amazing personal ceremony experience I did – though of course, in exactly the way they want!