I was baptised Catholic, went to 12 years of Catholic school, and was forced into being confirmed by my Dad (who himself was sent off to the seminary to train for priesthood when he was 14).
In the wake of all that, I'm agnostic, and am wary of organised religion of any sort.
DH was christened C of E, but his family never went to church and weren't religious at all. He is sort of in the place of 'searching for meaning' and tends toward a lot of the eastern traditions. He meditates and has a mahoosive collection of books on eastern religion/philosophy.
Occasionally he's tried to get me into meditation or get me to read some of the more philosophical stuff, but he knows it's not really my thing. I feel a little bad about it, but basically the minute any person, organisation, or book tries to prescribe HOW I should live/be spiritual/think, I have a complete mental wall that goes up! That's what years of indoctrination does to you.
We're trying to figure out the whole christening thing. We didn't get married in a church because we thought it was hypocritical, and I can't see having a religious ceremony for the kid either (regardless of how commonplace it is to do this and never go to church again). If anything, I'd probably like a Humanist baby-naming thing, but imagine some family would be weirded out by it. My Dad will be particularly upset that we're not baptising Catholic; he never gives up hope, but at least he's not still putting 'So you're a lapsed Catholic' brochures in my suitcase when I visit!