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Inclusivity in Weddings: Why Every Supplier Should Care

Hey suppliers! Let’s talk about something super important: inclusivity. It’s not just a buzzword anymore; it’s a must-have for your business. Welcoming every customer and making them feel valued is essential in today’s diverse world. So, why does inclusivity matter, and how can it give your business a boost?


Let’s dive in.



Why Inclusivity Matters:

1.     Reflecting Modern Values: Showing that your business stands for equality and respect attracts a wider range of clients who also share these values. People love supporting businesses that reflect their own beliefs.

2.     Expanding Your Market: Being inclusive opens doors to new client bases. Think LGBTQ+ couples, multicultural couples, and those with disabilities. It’s a great way to enhance your reputation and reach more people.

3.     Enhancing Customer Satisfaction: By being aware of your clients and ensuring the inclusivity of their own values, glowing reviews are more likely to be given to your business- making your clients happy, seen and valued, you will build stronger relationships and get repeat business.


hands putting a wedding ring on their partner's hand


How to Be Inclusive:

- Language: Use inclusive language in all your communications. Avoid gendered terms and be mindful of pronouns. Swapping out “bride and groom” for “partner” can make a huge difference as no presumptions are being made.

- Imagery: Show diverse couples in your marketing materials. Make sure your portfolio includes a variety of ethnicities, body types, and ages so people know your business is a welcome space for anyone to work with.

- Policies: Make sure your business practices are inclusive. This means having non-discriminatory policies and being flexible to meet the unique needs of all clients. Offer packages that cater to different traditions and requirements and always listen to what your client wants- communication is key to ensuring complete authenticity.

- Training: Keep your team educated on inclusivity and cultural competency. Regular training and staying up to date with societal changes helps everyone understand its importance and how to practice it in daily interactions.


a groom couple smiling at each other.

By embracing inclusivity, you’re not just doing the right thing—you’re setting your business up for success in a constantly changing market. Inclusivity isn’t a trend; it’s a core value in today’s society!


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Disclaimer: We understand that inclusivity is a journey and that mistakes can happen along the way. What matters most is our collective commitment to learning, growing, and striving to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all. Let's continue to support each other in making the wedding industry a place where every couple feels valued and celebrated.

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