Comments on: Your Guide to a Greener Wedding http://www.patbweddingphotography.com/242/your-guide-to-a-greener-wedding/ Thu, 06 Oct 2011 22:56:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Pat Bloomfield http://www.patbweddingphotography.com/242/your-guide-to-a-greener-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Pat Bloomfield Mon, 04 May 2009 08:21:38 +0000 http://www.patbweddingphotography.com/?p=242#comment-22 Hi Steve, Thank you for your ideas. When you sit down and think about it there are almost limitless ways to make your wedding greener that can actually add to its uniqueness and create sparkle and fun. Best wishes for you wedding next year! Hi Steve,

Thank you for your ideas.

When you sit down and think about it there are almost limitless ways to make your wedding greener that can actually add to its uniqueness and create sparkle and fun.

Best wishes for you wedding next year!

]]> By: Steve Causon http://www.patbweddingphotography.com/242/your-guide-to-a-greener-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Steve Causon Mon, 04 May 2009 00:19:14 +0000 http://www.patbweddingphotography.com/?p=242#comment-19 This is good stuff indeed. We have green burial funerals, so why not green weddings? I've already been thinking about how to make my wedding photography more ecofriendly. I only send digital proofs, use email and a website rather than sending out paper brouchures and pamphlets and off set the carbon from every mile I drive (which I know is kinda cheating!) For my own wedding next year it's save the date emails rather than cards, the church and venue are very closeby and local to most guests. I've not invited anyone from abroad. We're not using lots of paper and card for favours, place markers etc and are having plants in planters on the tables and in the church rather than cut flowers which will find their way into guests gardens rather than onto landfill sites. It'll be petals instead of confetti which we're collecting and drying as we speak. If anyone has any suggestions on how to make either my own wedding, or my wedding photography greener - I'd be very open to them. Steve This is good stuff indeed. We have green burial funerals, so why not green weddings? I’ve already been thinking about how to make my wedding photography more ecofriendly. I only send digital proofs, use email and a website rather than sending out paper brouchures and pamphlets and off set the carbon from every mile I drive (which I know is kinda cheating!)

For my own wedding next year it’s save the date emails rather than cards, the church and venue are very closeby and local to most guests. I’ve not invited anyone from abroad. We’re not using lots of paper and card for favours, place markers etc and are having plants in planters on the tables and in the church rather than cut flowers which will find their way into guests gardens rather than onto landfill sites. It’ll be petals instead of confetti which we’re collecting and drying as we speak.

If anyone has any suggestions on how to make either my own wedding, or my wedding photography greener – I’d be very open to them.

Steve

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