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If you added guests in previously when the option was there them it puss that data, but Hitched recently removed gender options to be more inclusive for non gender specified guests and you can't choose it for any guest you add now. Sadly they got it totally wrong as this is actually exclusive to male and female, they just needed to add a non gender option! It is frustrating as you can't now look at your numbers correctly as the data is skewed so is a pointless option

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Ohh, thanks Charlotte, that explains a lot. I didn't realise there had been any changes. I questioned myself as a vaguely thought I had added gender options at one point, but with the option not being there now thought it was me being daft. That being the case, I totally agree with you and think Hitched have got it wrong by removing the gender options altogether. I 100% think adding a non gender option to the male and female options would be the more inclusive way to go. Maybe with enough feedback they will reconsider the format.

Thank you very much for clearing that up for me

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