Going Green and dreaming 'B.I.G. ' on your wedding day makes every difference, not to mention it has environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Locating "green" suppliers for everything from invitations and wedding rings to vegetarian and vegan caterers and ecotour honeymoons. Here are some suggestions:
- For the ring exchange,consider heirloom jewels, natural gemstones and platinum.
- Vintage gowns that are made from eco-fabrics.
- Your flowers can be pesticide free wildflowers that are locally grown.
- Serving organic food and beverages from your local farmer's market.
- Whether your wedding is to be held indoors or outdoors, there are options. For indoor weddings, make sure the place represents "green" standards which means they will donate a certain percentage to environmental causes. Other ideas to consider are: a botanical garden, a museum, art gallery or perhaps a cultural center for a "green" reception.
- Minimize the use of power by using natural lighting.
- Rather than your guests bring gifts, you can suggest to your guests to make a donation to an environmental/cause that are meaningful to both you and the groom.
- Make your party favors eco-friendly. For example, soy candles and chocolates.
All this is useful to your "green" wedding.
About Bring It Green [B.I.G.]
The 'Bring It Green' teamed up with a film company Angel Light Pictures Entertainment Group to help spread the word about protecting the environment and sustain its natural resources for current and future generations.
Together they hope to inspire and create a vision of a green world by approaching the film, television, theater, music, lifestyles and fashion industry as not only a vehicle to spread awareness for the 'Bring It Green' Cause but to teach future filmmaker to feel that it is their responsibility to continue the commitment to reduce the impact on climate change and the environment, and be on the forefront of sustainable business practices.
Keeping with the model 'Bring It Green,' which is dedicated to give knowledge and practices that can lead to more environmentally friendly and ecologically responsible decisions and lifestyles by tagging all products with a Bring It Green [B.I.G.] Label.
The entertainment business has turned their campaign into a teaching tool.
For more information in making the world a greener place with [B.I.G.]
Click below:
I'm the NY and National Art and Film Industry Writer for the Examiner!
www.examiner.com/film-industry-in-new-york/antonio-saillant
Enjoyed this article? Receive e-mail alerts when new articles are available. Just click on the Subscribe" button above in article, Thank you!
NEWS TO SHARE?
Send your story ideas, news releases and general inquiries at angellightpictures@me.com. For other queries (interviews, reviews, blog contributions, etc.)
Please follow my Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/NYFilmIndustryExaminer
Comments