One of the keys to the idea of ?Universal Design? is that all of us benefit when things are designed to be easy to use, easy to access, and comfortable. This is especially true on a wedding day; you want all of your guests, including those with a variety of disabilities or with limited mobility for any of a number of reasons, to be able to participate fully in your day. Here are just a few of the ways you can think ahead and make your wedding a blast for the diversity of people who will attend your wedding.
1. Talk to Your Guests Personally
When you know that someone in your family or friend circle experiences the world differently than you do, it does make sense to reach out to the person themselves, or possibly a caregiver. Talk through what would make the day extra-special and as comfortable and positive as possible for that individual. You may have these conversations with multiple friends and family members, and you?ll often find that the requests are incredibly simple, but you might never have thought of them on your own. Since every individual with special needs is unique, asking them personally is a good way to get a real answer as to how to make the wedding truly accessible. 2. Ask About ADA Features of Your Venue Options When Choosing a Venue

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) gives organizations some clear guidelines that help to promote accessibility for all mobility types and levels. A venue that is up some flights of stairs without an elevator, for in...