Feminist weddings are growing in popularity, both among straight and LGBTQ couples. A feminist wedding is focused on lessening the patriarchal aspects of getting married and occasionally removing any gender-specific assignments and language. This does not mean breaking tradition completely, however. Rather, you can pick and choose what you feel is appropriate while incorporating your way of doing things at the same time. But most importantly, a feminist wedding makes a clear point that the two partners are equal to one another.
If you?re looking to make a feminist statement at your wedding, there are several ways you can do so. Whatever you choose or choose not to do, always check in with your partner before making any drastic plans (or changes to plans). After all, it is a special day for both of you, not just you alone. By no means should you incorporate all of the following ideas, unless you want to, but if something speaks to you, here are some suggestions that give a boost of girl power to your big day. Propose to Your Partner Yourself

If you really want to make an impression, why not propose to your partner yourself" It?s a trendy thing to do now and expected to be a big thing come 2020 (it is leap year, after all). Assuming the proposal goes well, it?ll make for a fantastic story to share when you make your bridal speech.
Eliminate Phrases that Assume Gender

You might want to watch your language when addressing wedding invitations to your guests. The same ...