About
My name is Jamie Innes and I am a Humanist Celebrant with Humanist Society Scotland.
Having recently got married, I know how tricky it is to wade through dozens of profiles and websites, hoping to find someone who seems like the perfect fit for you, capable of working alongside you to make your special event, well...special!
I am committed to writing ceremonies which provide couples and families with exactly what they are looking for - if you're looking for a Celebrant who is highly personable, very easy to get along with, and committed to getting every little detail right for you, I could be the one!
I've included some basic background information for you below to give you an idea of what I'm like as a person and as a Celebrant, but I'd recommend having a quick flick through my website or one of my social media profiles for a more accurate idea of whether I might be the right Celebrant for you!
I grew up in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire and have worked in North Lanarkshire Primary Schools for almost 20 years, where I am currently still working part-time as the Depute Head Teacher of a large primary school and nursery class. In 2020 I fulfilled my lifelong dream of moving to the west-coast town of Prestwick, South Ayrshire, where I live with my wife Angela and our baby daughter, Maura (that's us in the picture!). Family life by the seaside is beautiful, chaotic bliss.
I am very warm, empathetic and creative. I believe firmly in the immense value of human connection and my biggest motivation in becoming a Humanist Celebrant is that I am doing work which makes a genuine and memorable positive difference in people’s lives. I feel extremely privileged to have the opportunity to write and lead bespoke, meaningful ceremonies for couples and families across Scotland.
Please don't hesitate to get in touch and let's create that perfect ceremony together!
If you'd like to know a little more about me, give me a follow on your preferred social media site.
You can access my profile and check my prices and availability on the Humanist Society Scotland website by clicking here.