Happy Earth Day, Plant Your Bouquet
Mason Jar Bride potted her gorgeous succulent bouquet. Six months after her wedding it’s flourishing and growing - just like their marriage.
DYI rustic centerpieces made from natural materials and inexpensive accents. (directions via oncewed )
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Bird silhouette wedding cake (crazy cake lady)
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Charming and festive for outdoor weddings, meringue mushrooms sprout from the frosted tiers of this whimsical, yet earthy cake via Martha Stewart.
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dognbird: (via weddingwhims)
Casual and aromatic - blueberries with lavender thyme, oregano and sage, wrapped in a dotted ribbon. DIY in 6 steps, credit and directions at OnceWed.
Real Nashville Wedding: A Barn & A Bar
A sampling from Claire and Tyler’s fresh rustic wedding. Get lost in the artful details – a groom’s DIY beer project, moss covered candles, and a gorgeous cake/flower set up fit for Mother Earth. Credit: Donald Yeager Photography
Green Weddings are the Hot New Thing!
Going green doesn’t mean you have to compromise your big day, there are a variety of ways to be ethical.
Here is a quick list of 15 ways to make your wedding eco-chic!
- Use recycled gold for your wedding rings
- Serve a local and organic menu
- Recycle at the Bar
- Donate the flowers from your wedding to a local hospital
- Reuse and Recycle your decorations
- Use Soy Candles
- Create a green wedding Registry such as Register Locally
- Choose bridesmaids dresses that your friends can wear again
- Plant a tree on your wedding day
- Use your mother’s wedding veil
- Rather than a car, use a horse and carriage as your form of transportation
- Give flower-bulbs as wedding favors
- Buy wedding shoes that you will wear again
- Send out invitations on recycled paper
- Most importantly, continue to spread the word about how to be eco-friendly to all your friends & family!
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mmm…cupcakes….
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