First, if you haven’t already gotten some overall inclusivity training to learn what all the LGBTQ+ letters stand for, gender neutral alternatives to gendered wedding terms, and how to ask for and use pronouns correctly, then you need to take a general course on this before I can help you. I highly recommend the Certified Inclusive Professional training offered by Equally Wed, which you can access through my affiliate link here.
(Yes, I get a small commission. No, that’s not why I’m sending you there. It’s just the best – and one of the only – ones.)

Next, you should have your website, contracts, and all client-facing materials reviewed for representation and inclusive language. You should really also do this for your back-end materials, such as forms, checklists, job sheets, and any other documents to ensure you’re putting this into practice across the board. That’s where I come in!

Here are the material review packages I currently offer: