- Choose a sustainable venue
- Opt for eco-friendly decor and flowers
- Consider ethical and sustainable catering options
- Use recycled or biodegradable materials for invitations and favors
- Plan for carbon offsetting and transportation
1. Choose a sustainable venue
Consider outdoor venues, such as gardens or parks, that minimize the need for additional lighting and heating. Look for venues with green certifications or those that prioritize sustainability in their operations.
2. Opt for eco-friendly decor and flowers
Choose decor and flowers that are locally sourced and in season to reduce the carbon footprint. Consider using potted plants or succulents as centerpieces, which can be repurposed after the wedding.
3. Consider ethical and sustainable catering options
Choose a caterer that prioritizes locally sourced, organic, and seasonal ingredients. Opt for a plant-based or vegetarian menu to reduce the environmental impact of the wedding.
4. Use recycled or biodegradable materials for invitations and favors
Select invitations and favors made from recycled materials or those that are biodegradable. Consider digital invitations to minimize paper waste.
5. Plan for carbon offsetting and transportation
Encourage guests to carpool or use public transportation to reduce emissions. Consider purchasing carbon offsets to mitigate the environmental impact of travel and other wedding-related activities.