Humanist ceremony - anyone doing/done this?

Me and my h2b are not religious so our only option really is a civil wedding, however, alot of venues I've been looking at only cater for religious or humanist ceremonies. I have read up on humanist ceremonies and quite like the idea, but was wondering if anyone has been to one or planning one? 

We covered a humanist ceremony a few years ago and it was really lovely. The bride & groom did the official bit at a registry office in the morning, then in the afternoon they had the humanist ceremony in a beautiful old building, and one of their friends conducted it all.

Ali x 

We are and as it is in scotland it is legally binding so no need for registry office, our registrar seems lovely and makes all the ceremonys really personal! x

We considered it when we were looking at having a Cornwall wedding and couldn't afford the licensed venues and couldn't find a registry office anywhere near the potential reception places. Everything I read made them sound perfect, and we were fine with having to have a separate legal ceremony (probably the day before) too. The fees are quite high though - Anywhere from £300 - £800 according to the BHA website. That said, you wouldn't need to pay the venue for the use of their civil licence, so it should balance out! 

There is a humanist society website so that should tell you all the fees but it is towards the lower end of what sammyjay said