wedding

Here are eight ways to make your wedding more eco-friendly, making a good impression with your family, friends and Mother Earth.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something... green? In honor of the impending wedding season, The Nature Conservancy offers tips to make your special day one Mother Nature will celebrate!

If you are one of the many modern brides who are now concerned with the massive carbon footprint a wedding can leave behind this will be an eco treat!

It's easy to have a beautiful wedding without the usual wastefulness of traditional weddings. Here are some tips for keeping it eco-friendly, natural and low-impact when you tie the knot.

Weddings are by nature over the top. It's the one day in many people's life when caution is thrown to the wind and couples indulge in every excess on offer from the wedding marketing machine. Beautifully designed invitations on high grade paper, a gourmet menu using ingredients flown in from around the world, pure silk dress, gift wrapped mementoes for all their guests... And why not? It's a party, after all

Some couples who are planning to say “I Do,” aren’t just referring to building a life together, but also to caring for the environment in the process, too. That’s because eco-friendly weddings are growing in popularity, as more people realize the effect that their actions make on the planet and are selecting socially responsible choices to help minimize the impact left by their big event. For more information read on ...

Bond Magazine, an alternative wedding magazine, just released their green issue.

With summer soon coming to a close, the busiest wedding season of the year will be ending as well. Great food, funny dancing, beautiful decorations ... and some questionable fashion choices are standard for most these events. Once the DJ goes home, the cake is eaten, and the happily wedded couple are off on their honeymoon, what do you do with that bridesmaid dress that you don't ever see needing (or wanting) to wear again?