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- How to Request “Green Gifts”
  
  If the event is one at which guests usually bring gifts, you might add to the invitation that the couple is interested in the environment. But do not make it sound as though, the guests are obligated to bring eco-friendly gifts. This may be difficult for most people to do and may cause hard feelings. [...]
- Types of “Green” Candles
  
  If decorating the tables with fancy candles, try using organic soy candles or palm oil based candles with all cotton wicks. The idea is to avoid petroleum based candles and lead wicks which are toxic when burned.
- Positive Effects of Bulk Buying
  
  When purchasing supplies, try to buy in bulk instead of large quantities of small packets. This way, there will be less packaging to throw away.
- Using the Correct Paper Napkins
  
  Undoubtedly, it will be hard to replace paper napkins altogether at most functions. For the wedding reception, the couple may opt for fancy linens on the table which would mean that each guest would have a cloth napkin as part of his/her place setting. But for other functions, cloth napkins may not be feasible. To [...]
- Plastic Utensils - be rid of plastic forks, knives and spoons
  
  It is inevitable that every time someone holds a function, the host will run to the store to buy plastic forks, spoons and knives. But stop and wait a second please. If the couple in whose honor you are giving the party prefers to reduce and preserve, purchase utensils that are biodegradable. These special utensils [...]
- Should we use Disposable Cameras
  
  While disposable cameras have become all the rage and many people tout the use of these convenient cameras, one must remember that the key feature of these cameras is their disposability. That denotes the idea that it is supposed to be thrown away. And while many film developers offer to send them to the recycling [...]
- Styrofoam Cups are not the Answer
  
  One of the most obvious ways in which to use eco-friendly products is the replacement of styrofoam cups with recycled paper cups. Styrofoam does not break down and it does not decompose. Not only does it sit idle in garbage dumps, it is littered all over the streets and is a real hazard to wildlife. [...]
- Introduction to Biodegradable Serving Ware
  
  Bridal showers, pre-wedding day parties and engagement announcement gatherings all create an environment for the use of plastic forks, knives, spoons and plates. But if the bride and groom are serious about preserving and protecting the earth, their families and friends who host these events should respect the couple’s feelings and try to do their [...]
- Introduction to Eco-Friendly Weddings
  
  Ecoism, saving the environment and recycling have been societal buzzwords for some time now. But do you ever wonder how the eco-friendly trend relates to the wedding industry, specifically planning a wedding. Most people cannot even grasp the true nature of being environmentally conscious when it comes to planning a wedding. Ecoism, however, is very [...]
- Lingerie Bridal Shower
  
  Common wedding etiquette dictates that the maid or matron of honor be the one responsible for throwing the bridal shower. Generally she is the girl that knows the bride best, and so she will have the most inside knowledge to ensure that the shower is exactly suited to the bride. One way to ensure everyone [...]
- Meiji Kimono and its relation to weddings
  
  Meiji (19th century) uchikake, embroidered with a sho-chiku-bai design (the “winter trinity” of pine, bamboo, and plum), an auspicious motif because of its association with long life and rebirth of life after the winter. This uchikake is not a wedding kimono; the short sleeves mean that it belonged to a married woman, and the crests [...]
- Rent or Buy a Wedding Kimono
  
  Because so many kimono would be prohibitively expensive, wedding kimono are almost always rented, not purchased. Wedding centers buy kimono from the manufacturers, rent them out to brides, and then sell them cheaply to second-hand dealers and flea markets, who sell them to Westerners for use as display or craft items. Although this means that [...]

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Destination weddings and themed weddings are very popular. A rose themed wedding is quite elegant while a country and western theme can be a lot of fun. Beach themed weddings are perfect if you cannot make it to the tropics but at Christmas time, you will want a beautiful winter themed wedding.

Wedding showers are traditonally given by the maid of honor but has been extended to close girl friends, family of the bride and even work associates in order to help her with personal items as well as things to set up the household. To make any bridal shower extra fun, check out these great bridal shower games! And here's a list of suggestions for bridal shower themes.

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~ Newest Wedding Tips ~ Eco Friendly Weddings

How to Request “Green Gifts”

Types of “Green” Candles

Positive Effects of Bulk Buying

Using the Correct Paper Napkins

Plastic Utensils - be rid of plastic forks, knives and spoons

Should we use Disposable Cameras

Styrofoam Cups are not the Answer

Introduction to Biodegradable Serving Ware

Introduction to Eco-Friendly Weddings

Lingerie Bridal Shower

Meiji Kimono and its relation to weddings

Rent or Buy a Wedding Kimono

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