LGBTQ+ Inclusive Language
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I’m going to caveat this entire post by saying that I’m not the authority on this at all. As a straight cis-het woman, I try my best to be an ally but it is just inevitable that I will miss things and get stuff wrong.
So, I refer you to other experts such as Stephanie Dreams Photography and Lovestruck Education’s ‘How to be an LGBTQ+ Inclusive Wedding Pro’ course (from Dancing With Her).
By submitting to the magazine, you agree that your copy will use inclusive language, and that it will be edited if we spot something that needs changing. Please refer to the glossary below for meanings and also examples of what to change.
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