Corina Beczner, the founder of VibrantEvents.net, is writing a green wedding guide that will be published by the Sierra Club next year. She’s looking for couples who have had green weddings or are planning green weddings to share their stories for the book. You can contact her through BluePlanetWedding.com here, or through the Vibrant Events web site here.
BluePlanetWedding.com would also like to hear your stories - if you have an eco-friendly wedding story, let me know and I’ll feature your story on the site!
Hi to everyone from Austin! BluePlanetWedding.com’s 95 Ideas To Make Your Wedding More Environmentally-Friendly has been featured in “Austin Wide Open” and “Austin Natural Effects” magazine; we’re thrilled to be a part of these publications!
Come on in and check out the site, and if you have an environmentally-friendly or locally-oriented business with wedding services - or if you know someone who offers eco-oriented wedding services, sign up now for a free listing on the site.
I just discovered the “Unclutterer” blog this weekend, and I’m hooked. I don’t think I’m alone in realizing I could do many things to unclutter my life, and this blog is a great place to start.
I shall leave you with the post “Ten tips for planning a simple wedding“. Number 8 on the list is especially important:
Remember that your marriage is what is most important, not your wedding day. Keeping this in perspective will save you time and stress when it comes to making decisions about minute details.
Take it from someone who’s been married for almost 5 years. The wedding day comes and goes, but the marriage (hopefully) lasts forever. You won’t remember the flowers or the food, but you will remember the people. Focus on creating a great party and don’t worry that the bridesmaid dresses don’t match the centerpieces.
BluePlanetWedding.com, the green and ethical wedding business directory, is now accepting US wedding business listings! Get a free listing for your company and be seen by couples looking for eco-friendly wedding resources.
