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The tab mapper is a handy little tool that will render a guitar tab file with graphic chord diagrams displayed alongside. This comes in handy for people who just don't have every single chord shape memorized. Just plug in the web site address of a valid .tab or .crd file and hit "Go". In general, the tab mapper does a better job with printer friendly URLs. If there is more than one way to play a chord, the tab mapper will choose the most common shape. To see other fingerings, click on the chord diagram and you will be taken to the chord calculator.
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Welcome to Humanist Ceremonies
Major life events deserve memorable and meaningful ceremonies. And they need to be special, so we shape them for and with the people and families involved. Humanist Ceremonies bring human values to life.
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About our celebrants
Our non-religious ceremonies are warm, welcoming, and inclusive. Because we are all human. And we all have stories. Our ceremonies represent something essential and timeless ? the shared values and narratives that connect us all.
Our network of trained and accredited non-religious celebrants has been trusted with marking life?s most significant moments with authenticity and care since 1896.
We?re part of Humanists UK, a registered charity bringing non-religious people together to be happier and more fulfilled in the one life we have and work together for a more tolerant, better society.
Humanist Ceremonies give people the opportunity to make thoughtful, positive choices about life?s most significant moments and experience how their personal stories reflect timeless human values.
Your stories
Explore real stories of how Humanist Ceremonies bring together personal narratives and enduring human values to create meaningful and memorable ceremonies.
24 years together, five children, and the perfect humanist ceremony: Sarah and Ravi?s fun multi-cultural wedding
No one can say that Sarah and Ravi rushed into marriage. After nearly a quarter of a century together, the two of them knew exactly what they wanted: a wedding?
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Gabrielle and Dearbhaile?s story: A humanist ceremony in Northern Ireland to celebrate converting a civil partnership to a marriage.
When the law changed in Northern Ireland to allow Gabrielle and Dearbhaile to convert their civil partnership into a marriage, they could think of no better time to do it?
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A fun and relaxed humanist wedding: Chloe and Paul?s informal wedding at their local pub
Chloe and Paul wanted a relaxed, informal wedding which reflected what matters to them ? community, family, and a great night out at the pub. With the help of friend,?
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An uplifting celebration of life ceremony: Steve?s humanist memorial ceremony took place on his farm, the perfect goodbye for this unique farmer.
Margaret, Steve?s partner of 60 years, explains how a humanist celebrant helped her remember and celebrate Steve?s life with his friends and family on the farm that he loved, as?
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Scattering ashes in space: Humanist Ceremonies talk to Aura Flights
More and more people are choosing unattended cremations (sometimes called direct cremations), and many families decide to have a ceremony afterwards ? in a hall or hotel meeting room, or?
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How to Support Your Mental Health While Planning a Funeral
Planning a funeral can be one of life?s most emotionally challenging tasks. Whether you?re organising the funeral of a loved one or helping someone else through the process, it?s important?
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Is a humanist naming ceremony the right choice for your family?
Welcoming a new child into your family is one of the most important milestones in your life, and many parents seek a special way to mark this profound new chapter?.
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6 Top Tips for Planning a Summer Naming Ceremony
Welcoming a new child into your family is a momentous occasion, filled with joy and love. A Humanist naming ceremony offers a personal and non-religious way to honour this significant?
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Friendship, fireworks, and fun ? A humanist naming ceremony for older children
Laura and Jason, with help from their celebrant Sue, created a fun and meaningful humanist naming ceremony for their children, Peggy and Ronnie, with music, promises and, of course, cake?.
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Handfasting in banner: Gareth Joseph
Wedding ceremonies and vow renewals: Luis Holden Photography
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