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If you calculate the carbon footprint of your "big" day, you might be surprised at how large it is. When you consider airline flights, outfits, presents, food, etc., any reductions or smarter decisions can greatly lessen your impact. The websites below offer some tips and/or ideas to consider. Also consider having guests donate money to your favorite charity, instead of buying gifts that you probably don't really need.
We went super-cheap on our wedding: no guests, one notary ($100), marriage license ($100), nearby chapel (used back area near beach, no cost), no rentals or dresses (used clothing we already had), wedding and engagement rings ($500), no gifts asked for (or received), and no party (except a small cake for $5). Doesn't work for everyone, but we were very happy with it... hbomb7 - 7/4/2009 2:51:36 PM
Going green on your wedding day is simple which equals Less Stress. That's a major bonus in my book. Plus with all the money that you save on the wedding, you can go on a fabulous honeymoon! lolazion - 8/26/2009 8:45:19 PM
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"This is a great idea and can really bring out your "creativity". My favorite is using pages out of a magazine to make envelopes. I've also used old posters and calenders to wrap presents. "
lolazion on 8/26/2009 about the action Use recycled packaging materials and containers when shipping