In recent years, there has been increasing recognition and celebration of diverse gender identities and expressions in weddings. As a result, couples may choose to use alternative wedding pronouns that reflect their identities and relationship dynamics. Here are a few examples:

1. They/Them: Some couples may prefer to be referred to with gender-neutral pronouns like they/them. This option acknowledges and respects the non-binary or genderqueer identities of one or both partners.
2. Partner/Spouse: Instead of traditional gendered terms like husband/wife or bride/groom, couples may opt to use gender-neutral terms like partner or spouse to refer to each other. This choice is inclusive and recognizes that gender does not define the roles or identities of the couple.
3. Mx./M./Ms.: Couples may choose to use gender-neutral titles such as Mx. (pronounced “mix”) or M. (short for “Mister”) for individuals who prefer not to be identified by traditional gendered titles. Ms. can also be used as a gender-neutral alternative to Miss/Mrs.
4. Custom Pronouns: Some couples may create their own custom pronouns to reflect their unique identities or relationship dynamics. This can involve combining elements of existing pronouns or creating entirely new pronouns that resonate with their experiences.

It’s important to note that the use of alternative wedding pronouns is a personal choice, and couples should communicate their preferences to their wedding vendors, family, and friends. This ensures that everyone involved can use the chosen pronouns respectfully and accurately throughout the wedding and related celebrations.