There are so many possibilities to consider from the very start of your wedding planning adventure. Green choices can often be more cost effective. A set of wedding rings for example costs an average of $7,000. Why not take a family heirloom that is never used and have it recast - it would carry more sentimental value than brand new rings.
Wedding invitations can be expensive and of course, they use paper. Many brides are choosing alternative "brief" wedding invitations to the traditional form and supplementing these with wedding websites. A good wedding website will help you communicate all your wedding details to your guests, offer online RSVP facilities and will be fun for you and your guests to use.
Your wedding theme can flow naturally from your local environment and community. This is very meaningful and extra special for your guests, particularly if many of them are from the local community. You can opt for fresh delicious food, fresh wild flowers or flowers grown locally - fresh, in season, organic. For example, you can serve brie and pear purses, Pumpkin soup, green salads, local steak and field green salads at your October wedding in New England. Support your local community in kitting out your wedding and your wedding will be remembered and loved by your community and guests. In an age where money can buy you almost anything (if you have it!), it is refreshing to come across a wholesome wedding that has it's community and matrimonial values at its centre.
There are loads of books available to help you plan your green wedding. Your wedding planner is likely to have some good ideas as well. Good luck in planning your Green Wedding!
Go Green For Your Wedding
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