Queer Wedding Tips
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The wedding industry is expanding, but there is still plenty of focus on traditional and binary attire. For those that are queer and/or alternative in their looks, sometimes it can overwhelming or difficult to find outfits that fit their vision.
This blog goes through how to find suiting (especially for AFAB bodies), inclusive “bridal shops”, and ideas to customize your look.
Maybe you are a part of the LGBTQ community and looking some ways to make your day unique, and really honor you a bit more, maybe you are nonbinary or trans and need some ideas, or maybe you just know you will have folx from the LGBTQ community present at your wedding (maybe even in your wedding party) and want to be more inclusive! Some of the ideas I think may just be easier or more fun in general, so why not?
I know what it's like to work with professionals who solely accept gay people, versus professionals who are culturally queer, aware of neurodivergence, and use that understanding in how they navigate the world. That's why my client experience is heavily informed by my own queerness and my experience as a trans person. Being able to let your guard down and laugh and connect over shared lived experiences is just a different level, and I wish that for everyone I work with.
- Dr. Crystal Jones
"All are welcome" is different than "This was made with you in mind."
