- Choose a sustainable venue
- Opt for eco-friendly invitations and stationery
- Use sustainable and locally sourced decor
- Consider a plant-based menu
- Use eco-friendly and ethically sourced attire
- Plan for zero waste and carbon offsetting
Choose a sustainable venue
Consider outdoor venues, such as gardens or parks, that minimize the need for additional lighting and heating. Look for venues that have eco-friendly practices in place, such as recycling programs and energy-efficient facilities.
Opt for eco-friendly invitations and stationery
Choose digital invitations or opt for recycled paper and soy-based inks for printed materials. Consider using seed paper for invitations that guests can plant and grow into wildflowers.
Use sustainable and locally sourced decor
Incorporate natural elements like potted plants, flowers, and reusable items for decor. Choose locally sourced and seasonal flowers to reduce the carbon footprint of transportation.
Consider a plant-based menu
Offer a menu that focuses on locally sourced, organic, and plant-based options. This can reduce the environmental impact of food production and support sustainable farming practices.
Use eco-friendly and ethically sourced attire
Choose attire made from sustainable fabrics or consider renting or buying second-hand wedding attire. Look for designers and brands that prioritize ethical and eco-friendly production practices.
Plan for zero waste and carbon offsetting
Minimize single-use items, such as plastic cutlery and straws, and provide recycling and composting options. Consider offsetting the carbon footprint of the event by investing in renewable energy or reforestation projects.