FULCRUM CELEBRANTS
Her'es the scoop on Fulcrum.
Fulcrum Celebrants believe that marriage is a lifelong connection between two people whose values are based on equality, common purpose, acceptance and compassion’’.
Fulcrum Celebrants offer legal weddings and Civil Ceremonies across Scotland, we pride ourselves on being wholly inclusive, because we believe that everyone is entitled to freedom of thought, to have a voice that should be heard and to have the right to express themselves.
Fulcrum Celebrants exists to create meaningful, inclusive and compassionate ceremonies while encouraging kindness, collaboration and positive community impact through everything we do.
We believe ceremony has the power to bring people together, strengthen human connection and create spaces where individuals feel valued, respected and supported.
Through professionalism, empathy and service, we strive to contribute positively to both the lives of the couples and families we support and the wider communities in which we work.
Our Aims & Values
Our Aim is to provide you with a ceremony that fully reflects the people you are and is tailored to your wishes.
No, we don’t have a membership we only ask that any couples that are thinking of choosing us support our values, and that they sit well with how you conduct your day-to-day life.
In short, very. We adhere to the Data Protection Act 2018. Information kept by your Celebrant will be Name, Address, Email and Contact Telephone Number. No further personal information will be requested.
Data will never be shared with third parties or any individuals, the only time this would arise would be in the unlikely event your Celebrant had to be replaced due to ill health or events out with their control. The above information would be passed to the replacement Celebrant, after you have given your approval. All documents and data pertaining to your wedding will be deleted after your ceremony date 6 months.
Yes, each of our Celebrants is a Marriage Officer for Scotland through the National Records of Scotland (NRS). In order to be marriage in Scotland you must by law lodge your NRS M10 form (Marriage Notice Form) and associated documents, and pay the statutory fee, to the registrar closest to your venue.
Timing is very important, you must submit the notices early enough to enable the registrar to be satisfied you are free to marry. This is normally about TEN to TWELVE weeks beforehand but no later than 29 days before your ceremony. It is advised to visit your registrars website for the most up to date information.
This guy rocks 
! We recently got married at Oran Mor in Glasgow on 08/08/24 and we're lucky enough to have Andrew as our Celebrant/hype man. Andrew was recommended to us by our photographer (Dave Fallon) and we knew from our first email exchange and zoom call that he was the man for us. The conversation flowed so easily, a lot of laughs and by the end of the call we felt like we had known Andrew for years and was our pal!
