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Newspaper headlines have spent decades declaring the decline of marriage, but now one group of newlyweds is bucking the trend.

New figures from the Office of National Statistics suggest that, though faith-based marriage has continued to lose ground, ‘humanist’ weddings are flourishing, up 266% in England and Wales in the period between 2004 (when there were 287 such ceremonies) and 2016 (when there were 1,051).

But what are humanist marriages, and why would you bother having one?

Royal tours of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga, world wide hysteria at their pregnancy news, a move to Frogmore cottage, and a beautiful baby boy – Harry and Meghan have made it through their first year as husband and wife.

Officially termed the paper anniversary, it supposedly represents the blank slate on which you will write your future together, and traditionally gifts should be themed to match. Some are elegant, thoughtful, and impressively intricate… while others are, well, less so.

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If you go online and search ‘unmarried at 30’, the results make for pretty grim reading.

‘Women Told Us What It’s Really Like To Be 30 And Single’, reads one headline; ‘Why You Shouldn’t Freak Out If You’re Turning 30 And Still Not Married’ proclaims another; while perhaps the most telling of the lot reads: ‘Yes, I’m Unmarried and Over 30, Stop Talking to Me About It’.