Flowers, flowers everywhere! They’re one of the most important wedding decisions you’ll make because they set the theme and give everything a dream-like effect. But when you’re going to town with the perfect bunches and bouquets for your big day, make sure you choose seasonal flowers.
Your wedding was a smashing success and now it’s over. What happens to things left behind that just end up as waste, such as the food and flowers? You’ll be surprised at how many things from your wedding can be re-used or donated.
Gone are the days when brides had to look super formal and wear a massive gown. The great news is that you can still look like a princess—just a modern day one—by choosing more casual bridal attire. Do you dare to try one of these styles on your big day?
Would you wear a wedding dress grown from a mixture of yeast, bacteria and a sugary green tea solution? Well according to a recent post on The Guardian, this may be a trend in the making.
Using items such as paper or plastic as your wedding confetti causes waste the planet doesn’t need. Choosing greener, more biodegradable items is a better idea, plus they can give your wedding extra personality.
If you want to do something a little less traditional for your wedding with creativity thrown in, consider choosing a bohemian chic style for your big day. This look is one of the bridal trends for 2015, so jump on board if you want something different. Here is how to make yourself glamorous boho chic bride.
Hollywood has become fiercely in tune with eco-friendly weddings, with many celebs tying the knot in a totally green way. Here are some gorgeous earth-conscious weddings of the rich and famous. Get inspired for your own big day!
Your big day comes around once and then your wedding dress gets packed away in your wardrobe where you might look at it every now and then with fond memories. But imagine if that gorgeous dress could end up doing something great for the planet after you’ve danced up a storm in it?
Top designers such as Vera Wang have changed the wedding gown ground rules in recent years by bringing black into the bridal scene.
Those of you that follow us on Facebook would’ve seen our post yesterday of an interview with The Reformation founder, Yael Aflalo. Well today we’re introducing you to their new eco-friendly wedding and bridesmaid dresses from their new collection, described as “bridal for babes”.