Tanner Fletcher Releases Inclusive, Nostalgic Line for Debut Wedding Collection

As the co-founders of Tanner Fletcher, Tanner Richie and Fletcher Kasell recently debuted their first ever wedding collection, meant to challenge gender norms and provide inclusive options for every type of person getting married. The collection explores sumptuous neutrals that defer away from the classic crisp white, featuring ivory, off-white, baby blue and pops of black. The entire collection offers wedding celebrants a range of options for an array of wedding events, from rehearsal dinner to getting ready on the big day to exchanging vows at the altar. A splendid display of details can be found across pieces featuring ruffles, lace trims, charmeuse, dainty silk, tuxedo stripes, feathers and bows across these romantic, delicate designs. There is an aura of nostalgia surrounding the shapes and styles, which retain distinctive individuality that has widespread appeal among all types of couples. In the brand's recent press release Tanner Richie, Co-Founder of Tanner Fletcher, said, "Upon doing research into the bridal industry, the first thing we noticed was endless gender norms. The bride does this, the groom does that. We always say we like to take our customers out of a box rather than put them in one and TannerFletcher Weddings is no exception. Many prospective wedding clients are making their own rules and traditions when it comes to how they celebrate their nuptials. It’s our job to adapt to their needs, allowing them to shine brightly as their authentic selves on such a special day."