http://cachicdesign.com/green/green-wedding-part1-who-knew-green-could-be-so-yummy/ Wedding Invitations & Event invitations - custom crafted invites with diverse paper products to enhance your special occasion, Columbus, Ohio Tue, 03 Jan 2012 06:01:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://cachicdesign.com/green/green-wedding-part1-who-knew-green-could-be-so-yummy/comment-page-1/#comment-382 Lauren Boardman Thu, 15 Apr 2010 17:02:31 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=450#comment-382 Great points Sheila and I totally agree. I thought instead of writing a long article that no one would ever finish reading, I would break up my thoughts about having a green wedding... food, gowns, centerpieces, invitations, locations, and everything in between. I love your ideas about the reuse/replant. I am going to try to continue these articles regularly because it IS a very important topic that I feel strongly about. Great points Sheila and I totally agree. I thought instead of writing a long article that no one would ever finish reading, I would break up my thoughts about having a green wedding… food, gowns, centerpieces, invitations, locations, and everything in between. I love your ideas about the reuse/replant. I am going to try to continue these articles regularly because it IS a very important topic that I feel strongly about.

]]> http://cachicdesign.com/green/green-wedding-part1-who-knew-green-could-be-so-yummy/comment-page-1/#comment-381 Sheila Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:51:43 +0000 http://cachicdesign.com/blog/?p=450#comment-381 A green wedding doesn't have to be "all or nothing." Every little bit helps, whether it's using potted plants as centerpieces instead of cut flowers, giving your guests tree seedlings instead of trinkets, or having placecards made from all natural botanicals that can be taken home after the wedding and planted in the garden. A green wedding doesn’t have to be “all or nothing.” Every little bit helps, whether it’s using potted plants as centerpieces instead of cut flowers, giving your guests tree seedlings instead of trinkets, or having placecards made from all natural botanicals that can be taken home after the wedding and planted in the garden.

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