Tying the knot in a humanist wedding ceremony – Humanists UK

As part of our series on symbolic acts chosen by couples who’ve had humanist weddings, we’re looking at the act of ‘tying the knot’. To many people, the expression ‘tying the knot’ means to get married, but did you know that the expression originates from a Celtic, pre-Christian tradition that literally saw a couple bound… Continue reading Tying the knot in a humanist wedding ceremony

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