5 Tips for Creating a Gender-Neutral Wedding Invitation: Inclusive, Stylish, and Unique
I have seen a growing trend in couples wanting to create a gender-neutral atmosphere at their weddings. Honestly, a lot of my couples already think in terms like this, because they want to make sure they are providing a comfortable and inclusive space for their celebration. This can be reflected in many aspects of the big day, including the wedding invitations. If you're a nearlywed looking for some tips on how to create a gender-neutral wedding invitation, then read on!
Don’t Sacrifice Personality
First and foremost, it's important to understand that a gender-neutral wedding invitation doesn't have to be boring or lack personality. In fact, there are many creative and unique ways to design a gender-neutral invitation that is both stylish and inclusive.
2. Avoid Gendered Language
A simple way to foster a gender-neutral invitation is to avoid using gendered language. Instead of using traditional phrases like "Mr. and Mrs." or "bride and groom," (What is this? 1990?) opt for gender-neutral terms like "partners,", "spouses," or simply "names." This simple change allows all guests to feel included and respected.
3. Colors Can Matter More Than You Think
Another way to design a gender-neutral invitation for your wedding is to use neutral colors and fonts. Instead of using traditional wedding colors like pink and blue, consider using colors like green, yellow, or even black. These colors can be paired with simple, elegant fonts to create a sophisticated and modern invitation.
4. Think Natural or Abstract For Design Inspiration
Additionally, consider incorporating elements of nature or abstract designs into your invitation. This can help to create a sense of unity and inclusion for your potential wedding guests, as nature and abstract designs are not traditionally associated with any specific gender.
5. Decide With An Inclusive-Forward Mindset
Ultimately, the key to creating a gender-neutral wedding invitation is to focus on inclusivity and avoid gendered language and symbols. By following these tips, you can design a beautiful and welcoming invitation that allows all of your guests to feel included and celebrated on your special day.
If you’re wanting to create an overall inclusive and welcoming wedding celebration that is loaded with your personality, but still sophisticated, I can help. If you find yourself stuck on how to pull this important element throughout your entire wedding, reach out to me and inquire about how my team and I can help you and your guests, celebrate exceptionally.