Having an inclusive wedding means ensuring that all of your guests feel welcome and valued regardless of their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Here are some tips to help you plan an inclusive wedding:

1. Choose an inclusive venue: Choose a venue that is accessible to people with disabilities and has gender-neutral restrooms.
2. Be mindful of your language: Use inclusive language in your invitations and any other wedding communications. For example, instead of using “bride” and “groom,” use “partner” or “spouse.”
3. Offer a variety of food options: Consider dietary restrictions and offer a variety of food options that cater to different dietary needs.
4. Consider your music: Choose music that appeals to a diverse group of guests.
5. Be respectful of different cultures and religions: If you are blending different cultural or religious traditions, make sure that everyone feels included and respected.
6. Choose diverse vendors: Work with vendors who are committed to diversity and inclusivity, and who can help you create an inclusive wedding environment. THIS IS HUGE! DO YOUR RESEARCH.
7. Consider accessibility: Ensure that the wedding venue is accessible to guests with disabilities and consider providing assistance to those who need it.
8. Create a safe space: Make sure that your wedding is a safe space where everyone feels comfortable and welcome. Consider having a wedding planner or coordinator who can help manage any potential conflicts.

By following these tips, you can create a wedding that is inclusive, welcoming, and enjoyable for all of your guests.